FQA

Q1: What is FTTH?

A: FTTH stands for “Fiber to the Home,” where fiber optic cables connect directly to homes, delivering high-speed internet access.

Q2: What are the advantages of fiber networks?

A: Fiber networks offer ultra-fast speeds, low latency, greater stability, and higher bandwidth capacity.

Q3: Can fiber handle multiple users simultaneously?

A: Yes, fiber can handle multiple devices online simultaneously without compromising speed or stability.

Q4: Is fiber more energy-efficient?

A: Yes, fiber networks consume less energy, improving efficiency and reducing environmental impact.

Q5: What applications does fiber support?

A: Fiber supports high-bandwidth applications like 4K/8K streaming, online gaming, remote work, and smart home systems.

Q6: How is fiber different from traditional broadband?

A: Fiber uses light to transmit data, offering faster speeds and lower latency compared to traditional copper-based broadband.

Q7: Does fiber increase electricity consumption?

A: Fiber equipment consumes minimal power and does not significantly increase electricity usage.

Q8: Do I need special equipment for fiber?

A: Yes, you need a fiber optic modem (ONT) and a compatible router to use a fiber network.

Q9: Is fiber network maintenance complex?

A: Fiber network maintenance is simple, typically involving periodic equipment checks and ensuring cables are intact. 

Q10: How secure is a fiber network?

A: Fiber networks offer enhanced security, making it difficult to tap or tamper with, ensuring safe data transmission.