DESCRIPTION

The FF-3306H Optical fiber identifier is used to detect signal direction and approximate power at any position of SM and MM fiber link. During fiber maintenance, installation and cabling, it is often necessary to find or identify a specific optical fiber without interrupting the working signals in fiber. FF-3306H identifier is used to identify the modulation (270Hz/ 1kHz/ 2kHz) signals that is injected into the optical fiber at one end. Direction & Intensity Weak optical signal is revealed when optical fiber is bent, and the direction and intensity of the optical signal are detected by judging the direction and intensity of the leakage. It can directly detect 0.25mm bare optical fiber, 0.9mm, 2.0mm, 3.0mm indoor fiber cable without damaging the cable or interrupting continuous communication. VFL the red light source is 10mW, which is used to find fault points of 10km fiber cable. OPM with 6 calibrated wavelengths, used to measure the fiber under test.

Optical Fiber Identifier
Identified WL Range 800-1700nm
Identified Signal Type CW/270Hz/1kH/ 2kHz
Detector Type InGaAs
Adapter Type Universal Adapter for 
250um, 900um, 2mm, 3mm Indoor Cable
Signal Direction Left & Right
Test Range(Direction) -35 ~ +13dBm
Test Range(Power) -50 ~ +13dBm
Frequency Test Range -30 ~ +13dBm @0.9mm, 2.0mm, 3.0mm Cables 
-10 ~ +10dBm @0.25mm Cable
Insertion Loss (Typical) 0.8dB (1310nm), 2.5dB (1550nm)
Visual Fault Locator
Output Power 10mW
Wavelength 650nm
Connector 2.5mm Universal Connector
Frequency CW/1Hz/2Hz
Optical Power Meter
Wavelength Range 800~1700nm
Connector 2.5mm Universal Connector
Detector Type InGaAs
Measurement Range -50~+26dBm
Uncertainty ±5%
Calibrated Wavelength 850/1300/1310/1490/1550/1625nm
Display Resolution 0.01dBm
General
Power Supply 2x AA Battery
Operating Temperature -20 °C to +60 °C
Storage Temperature -30°C to +70 °C
Dimension 220x38x28mm
Weight 145g

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