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The Viavi OMK-36V2 SmartPocket V2 Enterprise Plus Quad Single-Mode & Multi-Mode Test Kit is designed for installing and maintaining singlemode (SM) and multimode (MM) fiber optic networks. The test kit is equipped with the OLP-35V2 optical power meter and the OLS-36V2 quad-wavelength optical light source, which are both dedicated to power level, insertion loss measurements, and continuity checks.

Fujikura FSM-50S SM MM Fiber Core Alignment Fusion Splicer w/ Cleaver CT-30 50 S

Stay safe with the Narda ELT-400 Exposure Level Tester! Accurately measure magnetic fields from 1 Hz to 400 kHz. Perfect for EMF monitoring. Learn more today! 

Sumitomo TYPE-72C+ Fusion Splicer: High-precision splicing for all fiber types. Fast, reliable, and compact for seamless fiber optic installations. Made in Japan.

The M600 is a rugged, field-portable, and very user friendly mini-OTDR. When equipped with multimode and singlemode modules, it is the ideal OTDR for technicians and contractors who test and fault-locate premises, access, metro, and broad-band fiber networks.

SMLP5-5 is a rugged loss test kit with data storage designed to measure insertion loss on singlemode & multimode fiber networks. Each SMLP5-5 Kit includes an OLS4 quad Optical Light Source and OPM5 Optical Power Meter.

OPM 5 is designed for measuring optical power in all network types and performing insertion loss measurements on multimode or single-mode fiber optic links. Automatic Wavelength Identification Significantly Increases EfficiencyThe standard Wave ID feature automatically detects and sets the receive wavelength(s), preventing setup and measurement errors (when used with OLS series light sources). It significantly increases efficiency and reduces technician errors—and saves testing time—by eliminating the need to test each wavelength individually.

Introducing the first-in-its-kind dual-stage cable fault locator from megger. The EZ-Thump 3 kV and updated 4 kV single-stage cable fault locators are small, portable, lightweight, and battery-operated cable faults.