Power the last mile. XGW designs and manufactures the adapters, PoE units and backup batteries that keep ONU, ONT, routers, CPE, set-top boxes and subscriber equipment online, from the cabinet to the customer premise.
Passive optical networks, fiber-to-the-home and fixed-wireless rollouts all share one problem: the active electronics at each node need clean, certified, always-on power. XGW covers the full chain, from a 5W wall adapter to a 48V LiFePO4 backup battery for the cabinet.
12V/24V adapters built for ONU, routers and CPE with interchangeable plugs and custom connectors.
View product →5-60W, UL/CE/PSE/SAA certified, Level VI, MOQ from 1,000 units for OEM.
View product →Higher-wattage adapters for CPE and set-top boxes needing more headroom.
View product →LiFePO4 backup for cabinets and node sites, RS485/CAN/SNMP, 6,000+ cycles.
View product →48V to 409V lithium strings that drop into existing UPS with matched BMS protocol.
View product →The broader solution: routers, 5G CPE, IoT gateways, PoE and UPS backup.
View solution →Most ONU and ONT units use a 12V DC adapter in the 0.5A-2A range, with a barrel or USB-C connector. Confirm the voltage, polarity and plug size printed on the original PSU; XGW supplies interchangeable-plug 12V adapters for global shipment and custom connectors for OEM builds.
Only if their voltage and polarity match. Routers and CPE commonly use 12V; some set-top boxes use 12V or 5V. A single multi-output or higher-current 12V supply can feed several same-voltage devices through a splitter, but never mix 5V and 12V loads on one supply.
For any always-on service, yes. A short ride-through keeps routers, ONT and CPE online through grid blips; for longer outages, pair the DC power chain with a 48V LiFePO4 telecom battery so the whole subscriber premise stays up. XGW builds both the adapters and the backup battery.
UL, CE, CB, PSE, SAA and RoHS for safety and market access, plus Level VI / EU 2019/1782 efficiency for standby power. XGW adapters are certified to these standards and support private-label packaging for OEMs.
Read the guide: How to choose a power adapter for a router → ยท Case study: set-top box adapter for Mexico & Brazil →
Send your node voltage, connector and certification requirements, or ask for OEM private-label adapters and backup batteries.
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