A thorough look at the Airtel Xstream Fiber 2025 model FAT box

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Last year, I had mentioned that Airtel has changed their FAT box overall design for new areas where they were expanding. My area also having this new type FAT boxes installed because it's a newly fiberized area.

Today I discovered a video showcasing the detailed explanation on the improvements Airtel has made to their new FAT boxes.

Most importantly, now every port is separately having optical power line coming from the backside (2nd part where ports are connected) of the box so if one fiber wire gets damaged inside the box, it will only make that particular connection down. Previously, it was making the entire connections from that FAT box down because all ports were powered by one single fiber line in the back.

I also noticed, previously Airtel FAT box used to have 8:1 and 16:1 cassette type port extenders but now all the ports are built inside the FAT box which makes it less difficult to manage and safer from damage. Apart from that, all these new FAT box are having 16 ports, no 8 ports model available because of removal of the cassette system.

Some photos of the new Airtel Xstream Fiber FAT box:

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Image credits: YouTube Video
 
seems like OLD FAT Box was like using by local ISPs and Excitel but with additional box.
When last year airtel started in my area, they only installed these new FAT boxes. I wasn't aware that these FAT boxes are actually new type.
 
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