Nokia ONT FOG421
Ziply just upgraded existing Calix ONT 722GE which is market as End of Life and replaced with GPON ONT model FOG421 made by Nokia.
According to u/jwvo (John van Oppen – VP of Network at Ziply), the new Nokia ONT is able to support XGS and GPON
Power Supply – CyberPower CA25U16V2
The power supply is CyberPower CA25U16v2 is a 25.6 Watt power supply at 16 Volt able to provide 1.6 Amps and it’s designed to work with the new ONT
Some nice photos by Andrew of the ONT, Power Supply and new waterproof enclosure.
Power Outage overall backup plan
To continue to have internet during power outages, which are become more frequent and longer, best way is to have ONT and home router under UPS.
Home Router – Backup plan
For standard home router using 12V power supply, the easier solution is to use an online, always-on UPS based on 12V Li-Ion battery pack which will continue to provide power to it for ~9h, considering 0.5A usage (9.62h =57.72 Wh / 12v / 0.5A).
ONT – “Basic” Backup plan
CyberPower CA25U16v2 has an auxiliary input port which support from 9.5V to 19.5V, so a similar 12V UPS can be used or a standard UPS like APC Back-UPS 425VA.
Power Supply is rated for 25W maximum power, which translate to 16V @ 1.6A.
APC Back-UPS 425VA can provide 25W continuously for ~1.5h if UPS is connected on 110V AC side.
Leveraging the auxiliary input port, you will need a 16VDC / 1.6A power supply with a 4.5mm plug (NOTE: Default plug of standard 12V power supply is 5.5mm and it’s too large).
ONT – “Advanced” Backup plan
Previous Power Supply supported a 12v 8Ah battery which could be re-used in this scenario.
Best solution would be to get:
- Small photovoltaic panel – 120W with 25Vout
- PWM solar charge controller @10A
- Reused 12V 8Ah Lead acid battery to store the energy,
- 4.5mm male connector for the auxiliary port.
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