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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

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.

AFL Noyes FS200-100B FlexScan OTDR: Fast, all-in-one fiber testing with 12H battery, 1310/1550nm, VFL, OPM & Wi-Fi. Compact, rugged & pro-grade!

The OTDR FS200-304 is a versatile tool that can be used for PON or point-to-point network installation verification and in-service or out-of-service PON troubleshooting. It offers a high dynamic range 37/36/37dB and 20m PON dead zone, as well as an integrated VFL, optical light source, power meter and Bluetooth/WiFi. It also features LinkMap®, a clear display of the tested network, and internal/external data storage via USB, Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.

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.