Is there any device to carry OLT output through Ethernet .It is required to carry the output of OLT through Ethernet airinterface Point to Point device to a distance end & covert it back as ONT output so that by using splitters with less length of OFC more customers can be covered.The reason for doing so is , the existinf OFC cables through FTTH service is damaged by Road works.
See these links:
http://www.alibaba.com/showroom/pon-to-ethernet-adapter.html
http://www.e1-converter.com/onu/gigabit_ethernet_gepon_onu.html
But if the problem is having to bypass a physically broken PON cable, why isn't it easier to simply splice in a temporary fiber, to bridge the break? Rather than going through two conversions?
Also, I'm not sure whether the devices shown can behave as a PON head end, which is what you would actually need for the second conversion you're asking to do. PONs are asymmetric, like passively switched cable TV systems when broadband is provided through the coax. I'd think about that temporary bypass cable as a first option.
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