Create 48CSM 1HU-#19600-#19130 #2580
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The 48CSM/1HU-#19600-#19130 is a monolithic shelf of 1 HU height without any kind of modularity including the channel MUX and DEMUX filters. The filters multiplex/demultiplex up to 48 even C-band channels (#19600 through #19130) into/from the full duplex signals carried by the network fiber pair.
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The 48CSM/1HU-#19600-#19130 is a monolithic shelf of 1 HU height without any kind of modularity including the channel MUX and DEMUX filters. The filters multiplex/demultiplex up to 48 even C-band channels (#19600 through #19130) into/from the full duplex signals carried by the network fiber pair.