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The system allows a carrier to automatically bypass network sites experiencing power outages, thereby maintaining integrity in the rest of the network. In addition to bypassing failed network nodes, the LL-300x facilitates monitoring of links to the affected site, by establishing a remote loop-back connection, and supports advanced features such as programmable power-up delay. The system can be used in linear network topologies where no node recovery mechanism is available as well as in self-healing rings that can recover only from single network failures.

“In light of the increased awareness of the infrastructure damage caused by natural elements, carriers and service providers are taking a harder look at beefing up their network survivability,” said Lynx CEO Daniel Tal. “Our new bypass system gives them a powerful tool for meeting this mission critical objective.”

The LightLEADER bypass system comprises two models – the LL-3002, designed to bypass two circuits, and the LL-3004, which supports four circuits. The systems are housed in a robust 1U rack-mountable enclosure and can be ordered with or without management features.