SFP Product Name

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will2hew

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#320252 23-Jul-2025 08:32

Hey team

We're a Spark Digital customer, but our account manager isn't quite certain what I'm asking for with a request for an SFP ONT. I've been reviewing this matrix, and I was hoping someone who knows might know what the Spark product name is to match the Chorus Business SFP 200 / SFP Max service, so I can request that?

Thanks!

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#3407953 27-Aug-2025 20:59

Business SFP - 200

Business SFP - Max

https://sp.chorus.co.nz/product-ont-matrix

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#3407958 27-Aug-2025 21:30

Hi, the SFP ont product is more directed to the roadside cabinet, low physical impact situation rather than a corporate connection that streamlines the WAN interface to their router.

Unless you have a demanding, small roadside cabinet type scenario, then I suggest you just stay with the standard offerings.

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#3408033 28-Aug-2025 09:14

cyril7:

Hi, the SFP ont product is more directed to the roadside cabinet, low physical impact situation rather than a corporate connection that streamlines the WAN interface to their router.

Unless you have a demanding, small roadside cabinet type scenario, then I suggest you just stay with the standard offerings.

Cyril

HI Cyril, I disagree a little there.
We do have a smart locations (IOT style) SFP offer which is, if I remember correctly ~100mbps - this is intended for the roadside (and other) style locations you mentioned.

But we also offer high bandwidth options and even High Priority Access 1gbps, 2gbps, 4gbps and 8gbps over XGSPON.

The SFP ONT products are intended for use anywhere a customer might see benefit from an SFP based ONT.

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#3408042 28-Aug-2025 10:08

Why do you want an SFP ONT? Space? Less Devices to Power? or doing fancy stuff like QnQ etc ?

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