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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.

The Sumitomo TYPE-72C+ fusion splicer is the latest advancement in fusion splicing technology. With improved performance, reliability, and cutting-edge features, this splicer takes splicing to a whole new level. Building upon the industry-leading features of its predecessor, the TYPE-72C, this compact and lightweight powerhouse offers quick splicing, exceptional durability, and now introduces NanoTune™ technology, revolutionizing the splicing experience with AI algorithms for enhanced efficiency and accuracy. No more costly reworks due to insufficient fiber preparation; the TYPE-72C+ ensures seamless splicing and reduces overall costs. Stay ahead with its Preventive Maintenance feature, which alerts you to upcoming repairs or consumable replacements, minimizing unexpected downtime. With a lightning-fast 5-second splice in Quick Mode and an improved heating time of just 8 seconds, the TYPE-72C+ guarantees swift and efficient performance.

Sumitomo T-502S Fusion Splicer Kit: Precision fiber splicing with fast, reliable performance. Includes everything you need for seamless, high-quality splicing.

INNO View 7 Arc Fusion Splicer: High-speed, core alignment splicing for single fibers. Long-lasting, with up to 355 splices per charge. Compact, reliable, and efficient.

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.

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.

Singlemode and Multimode testing Built-in universal 2.5 mm tip sleeve PON, Telecom, CATV, and LAN/WAN applications Dual wavelength laser source and power meter options High accuracy and wide dynamic range Save OPM measurements (>100 single results) Transfer stored results to a PC or upload results to Fiberizer Cloud via micro USB interface for report generation and printing Reference power level setup and recall Splash-resistant keypad and chassis design High-contrast display - Visible outdoors and backlight for indoor or low-light conditions Alkaline or Rechargeable battery option with Auto power off Field-interchangeable optical adapters support multiple connector types and allow easy access for cleaning

Ensure fast and accurate fiber optic certification with the Fluke Networks CFP2-100-Q CertiFiber Pro Quad OLTS V2 with Wi-Fi. Designed for both multimode and singlemode networks, this advanced tester delivers reliable results with an intuitive interface and wireless connectivity. Upgrade your fiber testing—contact us today to learn more or request a demo!

VeEX RXT-1200 with RXT-4113 xWDM OTDR. Licensed options include V-Scout Link Mapper, High-Power OPM, Fiber Scope Expert with DI-1000 Auto Focus, WiFi Wiz, Advanced Management, USB/BT file transfer, and integrated OTDR light source.

OptiTap Simplex Plug AdapterFMAE Series adapters are used for patch cord inspection. They attach to the Patch Cord Microscope on theSmartClass Fiber Series, as well as the Fva Benchtop Microscope. They can also be connected to any VIAVI probe microscope by using the BFP-UFMAE, together with an FBP-BAP1 adapter. FMAE Series adapters are all female threaded.

Product Overview

An OTDR launch cable, which connects the OTDR to the link-under-test, discloses the insertion loss and reflectance of the near-end connection. It is often available on a small spool or within a “launch box”, which is used to create the proper conditions for testing another similar optical fiber for faults. This method avoids undesirable variations in loss and distance measurements. A launch fiber will help to overcome the blind spot or Dead Zone of an OTDR brought about by high launch power or faults near the launch end of the fiber.

Launch Box

Launch Box