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INNO Instrument View Mini 2 OTDR kit (MINI2-SMF1) for last-mile and FTTH fiber testing with 1310/1550nm, 32/30dB (SMF1) performance. Features a 5-inch touch LCD, built-in VFL and light source, 8GB storage, and up to 12-hour battery operation. V-20 microscope not included.

The INNO Instrument VIEW600 OTDR is a modular fiber Optical Time Domain Reflectometer configured with a three-wavelength OTDR module supporting 1310 nm, 1550 nm, and a 1625 nm live testing port. This provides dynamic range performance of 39 dB, 38 dB, and 39 dB for characterization of metro, access, and FTTx fiber networks.

Anritsu MT9090A OTDR Module: Compact, high-performance tool for precise fiber testing. Supports PON networks with tri-wavelength functionality. Ideal for installation and maintenance.

Fluke Networks OTDR OptiFiber Pro OFP2-100-Q/GLD – Quad OTDR for Tier-2 fiber certification and troubleshooting. Tests multimode (850/1300 nm) and singlemode (1310/1550 nm) with SmartLoop™ bi-directional analysis, ultra-short dead zones, and LinkWare™ Live. Includes 1-year Gold Support.

Fluke Networks OptiFiber Pro OTDR delivers fast, precise fiber testing with SmartLoop, EventMap, and versatile singlemode support for enterprise and datacenter use.

Experience professional singlemode fiber testing with the certified pre-owned Fluke Networks OFTM-5732 OTDR module. Operating at 1310nm and 1550nm wavelengths, it features removable SC/UPC connectors and supports up to 60 km testing range. Rigorously inspected to guarantee top performance and reliability at an excellent value.

Automatic one-button tests wavelength 1310 & 1550nm Palm design, small, lightweight, easy to carry High contrast 3.5 inch color TFT LCD Detect short dead zone event accurately High speed signal processing, short test time and fast analysis USB port connect to PC for software update and data output OTDR simulation software shows details of events Built-in visual fault locator function Rechargeable lithium polymer battery, max 8 working hours