GigaXtend XMT Series Taps Faceplates

Futureproof Your Network with a Motorola-Compatible Multitap Faceplate Upgrade

Upgrade your network without starting from scratch. The GigaXtend® XMT Series Taps Faceplate lets you extend your existing Motorola/ARRIS multitap infrastructure to 1.8GHz without removing or replacing the housing.

Built for speed, savings and simplicity, the XMT faceplate is a drop-in upgrade that helps you modernize faster, with less disruption and at a fraction of the cost of full tap replacement.

Whether you’re preparing for DOCSIS 4.0, extending spectrum capacity or reducing upgrade costs, GigaXtend gives you a clear, practical path forward — one that leverages the infrastructure you’ve already invested in.

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Futureproof Your Network

GigaXtend XMT Series Taps Faceplates for
Motorola-Compatible Multitap Upgrade


Benefits ONLY
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HFC Plant Modernization &
Frequency Expansion

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Network Upgrades Where Minimizing
Service Interruption is a Priority

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Cost-Sensitive Deployments Making
the Most of Existing Infrastructure

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Supports All Architectures:
Compatible with Centralized and Distributed Access Architectures (CAA/DAA), Standard Spectrum DOCSIS (FDD) and Full Duplex DOCSIS (FDX), wherever you’re deploying.

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Ready for Upgrades up to 1.8GHz:
Extend your network’s frequency range using your existing legacy Motorola housings. No new enclosures required.

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Designed for Motorola/ARRIS Housings:
Purpose-built to interface precisely with legacy Motorola/ARRIS multitap housings, so you get a reliable, consistent fit every time. Verify housing condition before installation to ensure the best performance.

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Faceplate-Only Replacement:
No need to remove the backhousing, hardline connectors or environmental seals. Less disruption, less work.

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Maintain RF Continuity:
Engineered to support upgrade workflows that keep your signal running smoothly throughout the process.

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Faster to Install:
Reusing your existing housing cuts installation time by more than half and reduces truck rolls.

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Lower Total Upgrade Cost:
Fewer materials, less labor and reduced field complexity compared to full multitap replacement.

Features

  • Supports over 15A continuous AC power passing (exceeding the 12A capacity of legacy housing)
  • Supports field-replaceable plug-in accessories, including Cable Sim/EQ
  • Rugged, powder-coated aluminum alloy (ADC-12) housing engineered for extreme outdoor conditions
  • Built-in matching circuit for consistent RF performance across the full frequency range
  • Built-in matching circuit for consistent RF performance across the full frequency range
  • Waterproof and RFI gaskets included with every faceplate upgrade

Where Legacy Meets Innovation

GigaXtend XMT faceplates uses precision electro-mechanical interfaces that reliably connect with legacy Motorola multitap in/out ports, ensuring consistent RF performance as you extend into higher frequency ranges.

  • Low insertion loss across the full operating band
  • High return loss for improved signal integrity
  • Robust power handling for modern HFC networks
  • Precise mechanical alignment with legacy Motorola housing tolerances

Solution: Distributed Access Architecture (DAA)

ATX offers an extensive portfolio of next-generation inside and outside plant equipment — including Video Engines, Digital Optical Transport, HFC Amplifiers and Hardline Passives—built to support all major architectures and specifications, including DAA, DOCSIS® 3.1, DOCSIS 4.0 and Extended Spectrum.

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