AFL Launches OTDR Line

Sept. 20, 2013
AFL has introduced the NOYES FLX380 FlexTester3 series of handheld, broadband network OTDRs. They're designed to provide a high dynamic range at short dead zones when testing through a PON splitter. Built with AFL’s patented ServiceSafe technology, FlexTester3 m...
AFL has introduced the NOYES FLX380 FlexTester3 series of handheld, broadband network OTDRs. They're designed to provide a high dynamic range at short dead zones when testing through a PON splitter. Built with AFL’s patented ServiceSafe technology, FlexTester3 models are designed for broadband optical network installation verification, network activation and in-service or out-of-service maintenance troubleshooting.The FlexTester3 combines an OTDR, optical light source, optical power meter and visual fault locator in a hand-held unit. Other features include event analysis software and automatic macrobend and splitter event detection and Bluetooth connectivity.FlexTester3 PRO kits bundle a user-selected FlexTester3 with the FOCIS PRO connector inspection system and cleaning supplies in a waterproof, hard shell carry case. FlexTester3 complete kits add an optical fiber identifier and 150 m launch cable. All FlexTester3 kits include AFL’s Windows-compatible TRM 2.0 Basic Test Results Manager analysis and report generation software.

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