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NOYES OLS2 Dual SM Fiber Light Source: Dual wavelength 1310/1550nm, long battery life, rugged design. Ideal for fiber optic testing and certification. N.I.S.T. traceable.

Laser output is class 3A (around 3~5 milliwatt) Maximum opereration distance is 8 km Simple, versatile, and user-friendly design Rugged, compact, and splash proof copper housing Three operation modes available: "CW" (Continuous wave output), "Pulse" and "Off" modes Continuous wave output mode (CW) for steady fault illumination Pulse mode helps to locate faults under high ambient light conditions Support LC 1.25mm connectors The button switch permits easy one handed operation Handy, pocket pen design 2 AAA-size alkaline batteries provide 50 hours of continuous operation

AFL Noyes SMLP4-4 Loss Test Kit: Precision fiber testing for SM/MM networks. Reliable, versatile, and efficient with 300hr usage. Perfect for pros!

Laser output is class 3A (around 3~5 mW) Maximum operation distance is 8 km Simple, versatile, and user-friendly design Rugged, compact, and splash proof copper housing Continuous wave output mode for steady fault illumination Pulse mode locates faults under high ambient light Support 2.5mm connectors (for PC/FC/SC/ST) The button switch permits easy one handed operation Handy, pocket pen design 50 hours of continuous operation Requires 2 AAA batteries (not provided)

The Fujikura FID-30R Optical Fiber Identifier is designed for fast, non-intrusive identification of active optical fiber lines and features an integrated OPM. By clamping directly onto the fiber, it detects the presence or absence of traffic signals, tone signals, and ONU signals without interrupting service, making it ideal for fiber optic installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting. 

Fluke Networks DTX-GFM2 Fiber Module: High-performance 850nm VCSEL & 1310nm FP laser for precise fiber testing. Compact, reliable, and perfect for cable analyzers.

The Tempo 180XL visual fault locator offers a fast and safe method for technicians to visually identify fiber optic faults like breaks, pinches, bad connectors, and poor splices. It also allows for safe confirmation of fiber continuity thanks to its long reach.