The Ciena NTK538DR is a refurbished WaveLogic Ai (WLAi) MOTR (Multi‑Output Transport Regenerator) circuit pack designed specifically for the Ciena OME 6500 optical transport platform. Ideal for service providers and large enterprises, this module delivers high-density 4×100 GbE client interfaces over coherent DWDM networks. As part of PICS Telecom’s line of tested telecom gear, it offers scalable optical transport, regenerating signals and extending reach across regional, metro, and long-haul links.
2. Key Features & Benefits
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🛠 WaveLogic Ai Coherent Engine – Enables advanced modulation and programmability for optimized capacity and performance across metro to long-haul spans.
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🔗 4× QSFP28 Client Ports – Delivers 400 GbE aggregate capacity for high‑density client aggregation and DCI.
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🌐 Coherent DWDM Line Interface – Supports long‑reach optical distances via tunable coherent wavelengths.
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🔍 Fully Tested, Refurbished Condition – Includes detailed test report; proven reliability under PICS Telecom’s rigorous standards.
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⏱ Rapid Availability – Often ships within 24 hours, backed by warranty and tested telecom equipment assurance.
3. Ideal For
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🏙 Metro to long‑haul optical networking
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🏢 Data center interconnect (DCI) deployments
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📡 Bandwidth scaling across carrier-core and backbone networks
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🧰 Modular upgrades to Ciena OME 6500 systems
4. Specifications at a Glance
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Model: NTK538DR (CLEI: WOWUBE8EAA)
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Platform Compatibility: Ciena OME 6500 chassis
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Module Type: WLAi MOTR
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Client Ports: 4 × QSFP28 (100 GbE each)
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Aggregate Throughput: 400 GbE
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Line Interface: Coherent DWDM
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Condition: Refurbished, fully tested with report
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Shipping: Worldwide, often within 24 hours
5. Conclusion
Boost your optical network’s capacity and reach with the Ciena NTK538DR WLAi MOTR module—backed by PICS Telecom's certified testing and modular router solutions. Visit www.picstelecom.com or marketplace.picstelecom.com to order, or contact us today to integrate this powerful 400 GbE-capable module into your OME 6500 deployment.
