Cisco NCS1K-MD-32O-C | DWDM 32‑ch (Odd) C‑band | 150 GHz grid | passive mux/demux patch panel

SKU:NCS1K-MD-32O-C

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Description

Patch‑panel style passive DWDM mux/demux supporting 32 odd ITU channels on the C‑band with 150 GHz spacing. Consolidates or splits multiple wavelengths over a single fiber pair for high‑density transport without requiring power. Ideal for modular optical builds and expansion alongside matching even‑channel panels.

Features

- 32 odd ITU channels across the C‑band
- 150 GHz channel spacing for simplified wavelength planning
- Passive, zero‑power operation
- Patch‑panel format for fast integration and serviceability
- Interoperable with ITU‑T G.694.1 compliant DWDM optics
- Scalable when paired with an even‑channel mux/demux

Warranty

All products sold by XS Network Tech include a 12-month warranty on both new and used items. Our in-house technical team thoroughly tests used hardware prior to sale to ensure enterprise-grade reliability.

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Technical Specifications

FAQs

Technical Specifications

- Type: Passive DWDM mux/demux patch panel
- Channel count: 32
- Channel plan: Odd ITU channels
- Optical band: C‑band
- Channel spacing: 150 GHz ITU‑T grid
- Function: Aggregates/splits 32 wavelengths over a common fiber interface
- Power: Not required (passive)
- Compatibility: ITU‑T G.694.1 DWDM optics and NCS 1000 line systems
- Deployment: Rack‑mount patch panel applications
- Scalability: Pair with even‑channel unit to expand capacity

FAQs

Q: What is the difference between odd and even channel panels?
A: They present different sets of ITU DWDM channels. Using odd and even panels together increases total channel count while simplifying planning.

Q: Is this a powered device?
A: No. It is a passive optical patch panel and requires no power or cooling.

Q: What channel spacing does it use?
A: It is designed for a 150 GHz ITU‑T DWDM grid. Use transceivers aligned to that spacing.

Q: Can it be mixed with 50/100 GHz systems?
A: No. Use matching 150 GHz optics and channel plans to ensure proper performance.