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Zhonglei Electronics’ XF10 home gateway has been conditionally approved by the FCC and can be exported to the United States before May 8, 2028. The product integrates 10G EPON and Wi-Fi 7 to consolidate North American broadband equipment layout.
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has granted conditional approval to Zhonglei Electronics’ XF10 home gateway, and the approval is valid until May 8, 2028. This gateway has a built-in 10G EPON optical modem (ONU) and supports tri-band 4×4×4 Wi-Fi 7.
Zhonglei Electronics is a Taiwanese telecommunications broadband equipment manufacturer that supplies optical fiber equipment, modems and home gateways to telecommunications and cable TV operators. The Economic Daily previously reported that Zhonglei has mass-produced optical fiber equipment and shipped it to North American telecommunications companies. XF10, which has been conditionally approved by the FCC this time, supports both 10G EPON optical fiber access and Wi-Fi 7, giving Zhonglei another home broadband device that can be exported to the United States within the approval period.
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The XF10 has a built-in 10G EPON optical modem (ONU) and supports tri-band 4×4×4 Wi-Fi 7. It has both optical fiber access and high-speed wireless networking capabilities, and can be used in home broadband scenarios.
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This approval allows Zhonglei to add a home gateway device that can be exported to the United States within a timeframe in addition to its existing fiber optic equipment shipments, which will help expand its supply capabilities to North American telecommunications operators and the broadband market.
