400X Fiber Microscope
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400x Fiber Microscope

Desktop 400X magnification fiber microscope for end-face inspection of fiber optic connectors with image capture capability.

Electricity

DC12 V

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Specifications

ParameterValue
ElectricityDC12 V

Description

Fiber Microscope 400X Feature: Times enlarged:400 times Light source: Blue light Monitor size: 10’’ Total weight: 4Kg Operating: Manual

Product information is for selection and configuration reference. Confirm the final datasheet, test or compliance documents, warranty, and acceptance criteria before ordering.

Features

  • Microscope is used with 10" monitor.2. It is used to detect the defects of fiber optical connector end surface after polished or during the fiber usage, especially proper for detecting of MTRJ, MPO, and FC both in PC or APC connectors.
  • It can check SM, MM fiber optical connectors, PM fiber optical connectors
  • Connectors proper for checking: FC/PC, FC/APC, SC/PC, SC/APC, ST/APC, LC/PC, LC/APC, MU, MTRJ etc.
  • Monitor is high definition of image. Showing enlarged 400 times, 200 times or 80 times.
  • The store has a camera function, data retention easier.

Applications

  • Telecommunications networks
  • Data centers
  • FTTH/FTTX deployments
  • CATV systems
  • LAN/WAN connections

Frequently asked questions

Electricity: DC12 V. Final values and available configurations must be confirmed against the current datasheet for the selected model.

400x Fiber Microscope is commonly evaluated for Telecommunications networks, Data centers, FTTH/FTTX deployments, CATV systems. Suitability depends on the system design, interface, environment, and acceptance criteria.

Confirm the exact configuration, interfaces, dimensions, test requirements, applicable compliance documents, packaging, quantity, warranty, and acceptance criteria before ordering.