1PCS Fiber Optic Tester Tool Kit 5MW/10MW/15MW/20MW/30MW/50MW/60MW FTTH Optic Pen SC/FC/ST Adjustable Red Laser Power Meter

Fiber Optic Tester Kit | Fiber Optic Fault Locator Kit | Visual Fault Finder 

Detailed Product Description:

This comprehensive Fiber Optic Tester Tool Kit is an essential companion for anyone working with fiber optic networks, including FTTH (Fiber To The Home) installations and maintenance. The kit centers around a powerful and adjustable Red Laser Power Meter, also known as a Visual Fault Locator (VFL) or Optic Pen, available in output powers ranging from 5MW, 10MW, 15MW, 20MW, 30MW, 50MW, and 60MW to suit various testing distances and environments.

The integrated adjustable red laser acts as a visible light source, allowing you to quickly and easily identify fiber breaks, bends, faulty connectors, and other faults along the fiber optic cable. The bright red light escapes from visible defects, making troubleshooting straightforward.

This versatile kit is compatible with common fiber optic connectors including SC, FC, and ST, ensuring broad applicability across different network types. The power meter functionality enables you to measure the optical power level at different points in the network, crucial for verifying signal strength and identifying potential transmission issues.

Whether you're a seasoned fiber optic technician or a beginner, this user-friendly tool kit provides the necessary tools for basic fiber optic testing and troubleshooting. It's a valuable asset for ensuring the integrity and performance of your fiber optic infrastructure.

• Adjustable Red Laser Power Meter (VFL) in various power options (5-60mW)
• • Quickly identifies fiber breaks, bends, and faulty connectors.
  • Compatible with SC, FC, and ST connectors.
  • Integrated power meter for signal strength measurement.
  • Essential tool kit for FTTH and general fiber optic testing.
  • User-friendly and easy to operate.

  Perfect for:

  • Fiber optic technicians and installers.
  • Network engineers and maintenance personnel.
  • FTTH deployment and troubleshooting.
  • Identifying faults in fiber optic cables.
  • Measuring optical power levels.
  • Anyone working with fiber optic communication systems.
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