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Fluke FI-500TP-APC tips provide precise angled physical contact adapter options for FI-500 FiberInspector Micro, supporting SC, LC, 1.25 mm, and 2.50 mm connectors.

Fluke Networks OFP-QUAD OptiFiber Pro OTDR: Maximize fiber testing efficiency with multi-wavelength support, fast results, and expert-grade precision for flawless network performance.

Viavi T-BERD 2000 DWDM: Advanced fiber testing solution with built-in power meter, VFL, and 9-hour battery. Boost productivity with smart, fast, and reliable field testing.

Certified pre-owned VIAVI OLP-82P SmartClass Fiber Pro Kit for telecom and data center testing. Combines inspection and optical power measurement across key wavelengths with the P5000i microscope and FFL-050 VFL. Rugged, portable, and function-tested.

Certified pre-owned VIAVI SmartClass Fiber OLP-82P—handheld optical power meter with integrated patch-cord microscope (PCM), 780–1650 nm coverage, storage for up to 10,000 results, and USB/FiberChekPRO reporting.

Exfo FIP-420B Video Inspection Probe: High-resolution, portable probe with 5MP CMOS sensor. Ideal for fiber inspection with easy USB connectivity and ConnectorMax2 software.

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 Fluke Networks FI2-7300 DC KIT bundles the FI-3000 FiberInspector Ultra camera with a Versiv mainframe, MPO and single-fiber adapters, cleaning tools, visible fault locator, fiber detector, and accessory kit — enabling complete fiber end-face inspection and detection in data-center environments.

Fluke Networks VisiFault Visual Fault Locator (VFL) – Quickly pinpoint breaks, bends, and faulty connectors in fiber optic cables. The bright red laser makes defects easy to see for fast troubleshooting and verification.