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The Viavi OLS-36V2 (2334/21) SmartPocket V2 Optical Light Source is a durable and compact device used for performing insertion loss measurement and continuity checks in the field. It is designed to be user-friendly and convenient, allowing for easy and quick testing of both single mode and multimode optical fiber networks. This device is best used in conjunction with the OLP-3xV2 optical power meters, which are sold separately. The SmartPocket V2 source is equipped with Auto-λ and Multi-λ functions that work with any SmartPocket V2 power meter, allowing for a cost-effective solution for testing and troubleshooting optical fibers in the field. Its one-button operation ensures a fast, straightforward, and mistake-free testing solution, making the SmartPocket OLS-36V2 the perfect tool for daily field testing.

MaxTester 720C Fiber Optic OTDR: Compact, high-performance tool for fiber testing. 7-inch touchscreen, Wi-Fi, 12-hour battery life—ideal for contractors on the go!

INNO Mini M7 Fusion Splicer: Fast, reliable splicing with 9s splice time and long-lasting battery. Compact, durable, and designed for precision. Ideal for fiber optic pros.

Ilsintech Swift KF 4A Fusion Splicer: All-in-one core alignment splicer with 10,000 splices, 5 tools in 1, fast operation, and durable compact design!

Multimode launch cable 50μm SC/SC. Fluke Networks MMC-50-SCSC Launch Cable is a multimode SC/SC fiber optic cable which is used for high-speed networks installation, inspection and troubleshooting. The multimode fiber has a 50/125µm core/cladding diameter. Length is 105 meters.

EXFO MAX-730C OTDR: Lightweight, rugged tester with 7-inch touchscreen, 12-hour battery, and 39 dB dynamic range. Perfect for field professionals needing precision.

The Fujikura 12S incorporates features typically found only in more expensive models. The large 4.5" monitor provides a crystal clear image, even in the brightest sunlight, for evaluating splice quality. The electrode life has been extended to 3,000 splices, minimizing downtime for replacement and stabilization. Software updates are accomplished via the internet allowing users to quickly update their software as new splice programs become available. The fully ruggedized chassis provides for shock, dust and moisture protection while the two camera observation system provides for accurate fiber alignment and loss estimation calculations. The Fujikura 12S is also fully compatible with the FuseConnect line of fusion installable connectors.

VIAVI T-BERD 2000 OTDR: Precision testing made easy. Compact, powerful, and versatile with built-in power meter, VFL, and WiFi for seamless fiber optic diagnostics.

Product Overview

The CFP2-100-Q CertiFiber Pro Quad Optical Loss Test Set (OLTS) helps cabling professionals accomplish more than ever and comes with a Wi-Fi adapter for wireless connectivity to Fluke Networks LinkWare Live software. It's all about accurate, error-free certification, making jobs easier to manage and certifying fiber optic cabling to industry standards, faster.

VIEW5 PRO’s 5-inch high-resolution color LCD touch screen with user-friendly intuitive GUI (Graphic User Interface) offers large and clear fiber images to users. By double-tapping the screen, users can Zoom In & Out the image to the world’s highest magnification of 520x. The fusion splicer is equipped with bua ilt-in IoT module that connects to the INNO’s View Pro Cloud Management System for real-time operation and management online. This innovative cloud-based solution is designed to create the most advanced and yet most uncomplicated splicing and work experiences ever.

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.