Fiber Identifiers

Identify multiple signal frequencies, i.e. 270Hz, 1kHz and 2kHz. Display the intensity of optical signal. Low power indication. Show the direction of optical transmission. ...more

The Noyes M200 from AFL Telecommunications offers unmatched OTDR capabilities in a handheld package weighing less than 1 kg (2 lb). Multimode, Single-mode, and Quad wavelength models are offered. With short dead zone and intermediate range specifications, the M200 is ideal for Tier 2 testing of premises (building and campus) networks or certif ...more

The LW OSD is a rugged, handheld, and easy-to-use fiber optic test instrument designed to detect optical signals transmitted through a single-mode fiber without disrupting traffic. During installation, maintenance, re-routing, or restoration; it is often necessary to isolate a specific fiber. By simply clamping an Optical Fiber Identifier onto ...more

FCST08412 Optical Fiber Identifier is an upgrade version, it features smaller size and lighter weight than FCST08412. In function, FCST08413remains all the functions of FCST08412and also improved a new function of Power display so that it can easily identify the relative core power of the fibers. During installations, maintenance, rerouting or ...more

The Noyes HiLite and VFI 2 products from AFL Telecommunications are compact but powerful visible red laser sources designed to troubleshoot faults on fiber optic cables. Light generated by these units will escape from sharp bends and breaks in jacketed or bare fibers, as well as poorly mated connectors. They can identify faults in fiber optic ...more

FCST08411 Optical Fiber Identifier is an essential installation and maintenance instrument, It can identify optical fibers without any damage by detecting the optical signals being transmitted through them so that avoid to opening the fiber at the splice point for identification and interrupting the service. FCST08411 Optical Fiber Identifier ...more

Noyes Optical Fiber Identifiers from AFL Telecommunications are rugged, handheld, and easy-to-use fiber optic test instruments designed to detect optical signals transmitted through a single-mode fiber without disrupting traffic. During installation, maintenance, rerouting, or restoration; it is often necessary to isolate a specific fiber. By ...more

GAO820 Optical Fiber Identifier adopts the technology of Marco-bending, which is safe and credible. And it is not necessary to interrupt the operation and cut the fiber to identify the transmission directions. The check and measure of current signal will not affect the normal transmission signal because the low loss and it can test the transmi ...more

The Noyes MT Tracer from AFL Telecommunications is a compact multi-fiber visual fault identifier (red laser source) supporting 8 or 12 fiber MTP® connections. The user simply connects the 12-fiber cable directly to the unit. Fibers can be tested individually or all at once. By progressing sequentially through the fibers, cables can be quickly ...more

The Noyes HiLite and VFI 2 products from AFL Telecommunications are compact but powerful visible red laser sources designed to troubleshoot faults on fiber optic cables. Light generated by these units will escape from sharp bends and breaks in jacketed or bare fibers, as well as poorly mated connectors. They can identify faults in fiber optic ...more

With safe and credible Great curve tech ST820 Optical Fiber Identifier could identify transmission directions without interrupting service and cutting fiber. The measure signal will not affect the normal signal because of low loss. And it can also test the speed with help of comparison light. There are 5 grades indication for identified signal ...more

Noyes Optical Fiber Identifiers from AFL Telecommunications are rugged, handheld, and easy-to-use fiber optic test instruments designed to detect optical signals transmitted through a single-mode fiber without disrupting traffic. During installation, maintenance, rerouting, or restoration; it is often necessary to isolate a specific fiber. By ...more

The Noyes OFI-FTTx from AFL Telecommunications is a rugged, hand-held optical fiber identifier designed to identify the presence or absence of an active Optical Network Terminal (ONT) on FTTx F2 fibers at the Fiber Distribution Hub (FDH). During a test the F2 fiber does not have to be removed from service. Thus the OFI-FTTx can verify whether ...more

The Noyes OLS2 laser source from AFL Telecommunications is a cost-effective, rugged, handheld instrument designed for performing insertion loss measurements on single-mode fiber optic links when used with an optical power meter. When paired with an optical fiber identifier, the OLS2 may be used for fiber identification. The LASER output is sta ...more

The Noyes OLS 4 Light Source from AFL Telecommunications is an integrated, two-port LED and LASER light source. It is a cost-effective, rugged, handheld instrument designed for performing insertion loss measurements on multimode or single-mode fiber optic links when used with an optical power meter. When paired with an optical fiber identifier ...more

The Noyes OLS2 Dual Laser Source from AFL Telecommunications is a cost-effective, rugged, handheld instrument designed for performing insertion loss measurements on single-mode fiber optic links when used with an optical power meter. When paired with an optical fiber identifier, the OLS 2 may be used for fiber identification. The LASER output ...more

The Noyes OFL 200 OTDR from AFL Telecommunications sets new standards for size, weight, ease-of-use, and value in a telco/broadband OTDR. Smaller than many optical loss test sets, the OFL 200 has the range, features, and price to make it the perfect OTDR for outside plant crews installing and maintaining optical fiber cables in broadband, metr ...more

The LW DLS Laser source is a cost-effective, rugged, handheld instrument designed for performing insertion loss measurements on single-mode fiber optic links when used with an optical power meter. When paired with an optical fiber identifier, the LW DLS may be used for fiber identification. The Laser output is stabilized to ensure accurate tes ...more

Corning Cable Systems CheckPoint and CheckPoint Plus Fiber Identifiers safely clip onto single-mode fibers mid-span to detect whether or not a signal is present without interrupting traffic. The type of signal and transmission direction are indicated by LEDs. In addition, the CheckPoint Plus Identifier has an integral power meter that simultan ...more

JW3306 Optical Fiber Identifier is an essential installation and maintenance instrument, It can identify optical fibers without any damage by detecting the optical signals being transmitted through them so that avoid to opening the fiber at the splice point for identification and interrupting the service. ...more

JW3306A Optical Fiber Identifier is an upgrade version, it features smaller size and lighter weight than JW3306. In function, JW3307 remains all the functions of JW3306 and also improved a new function of Power display so that it can easily identify the relative core power of the fibers ...more

The FI-10 and FI-11 Optical Fiber Identifier are rugged, handheld, easy-to-use installation and maintenance instruments that identify optical fibers by detecting the optical signals being transmitted through a singlemode fiber. By utilizing local detection technology (non-destructive macro-bend detection), they eliminate the need to open the f ...more

The FI-10 and FI-11 Optical Fiber Identifier are rugged, handheld, easy-to-use installation and maintenance instruments that identify optical fibers by detecting the optical signals being transmitted through a singlemode fiber. By utilizing local detection technology (non-destructive macro-bend detection), they eliminate the need to open the f ...more

A clip on fiber identifier used to identify traffic, or a test tone generated by a source, or as a route tracer. Easy to use with one hand. Active display of traffic or tone direction  ...more

The FOTOTECHNIC series GTS-Clip device is used in conjunction with any power meter in case there is no access  to a fiber connector. This simple clip-on device can be as the name says, be clipped on a fiber while the other end connects up to the optical interface port of the power meter. ...more