Name: 5622 Dual FXO Card, 2nd Generation
Brand: Adtran
Price: 37.95 USD
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Adtran 1202187L1 5622 Dual FXO Card, 2nd Generation

The Adtran 5622 Dual FXO Card, 2nd Generation (part number 1202187L1) is a high-performance voice interface module designed for integration into Adtran carrier-grade routers. It provides two analog FXO ports that allow seamless connection of traditio... Read More

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Description

Overview
The Adtran 5622 Dual FXO Card, 2nd Generation (part number 1202187L1) is a high-performance voice interface module designed for integration into Adtran carrier-grade routers. It provides two analog FXO ports that allow seamless connection of traditional telephone lines to modern IP-based networks. Engineered for reliability and scalability, this card enables service providers and enterprises to deliver voice services, alarm monitoring, and legacy PSTN connectivity with minimal latency and maximum call quality.

Key Features

Two independent FXO ports for simultaneous analog line access
Supports analog line voltage range of -48 to +48 Vdc
Integrated echo cancellation and codec support for G.711 and G.729
Hot-swap capable for non-disruptive maintenance
Compact 1U form factor for space-efficient deployment
Full compliance with FCC Part 68 and ETSI standards

Technical Specifications

Model: 5622 Dual FXO Card, 2nd Generation
Manufacturer: Adtran
Part Number: 1202187L1
Port Type: FXO (Foreign Exchange Office)
Number of Ports: 2
Supported Signalling: Loop start, ground start
Power Consumption: Max 5 W per card
Operating Temperature: 0 to 40 deg C (32 to 104 deg F)
Dimensions: 1.75 in (height) x 4.5 in (width) x 0.8 in (depth)

Applications
The 5622 Dual FXO Card is ideal for a variety of voice and data environments, including:

Legacy PSTN integration for carriers transitioning to VoIP
Alarm and security system monitoring using analog telephone lines
Small to medium business telephony solutions that require analog line backup
Remote office connectivity where analog lines are the only available medium
Testing and development labs that need reliable analog line emulation

By combining robust hardware design with advanced voice processing features, the Adtran 5622 Dual FXO Card delivers a cost-effective bridge between analog and digital communication worlds, helping you protect existing investments while moving toward future-ready network architectures.