HOEA5200 OTDR – 5 in 1 FTTH Active Fiber Optic Meter

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Technical Data:

Test wavelength	1500nm with built-in filter.
Dynamic range	24dB
Distance measurement accuracy	0.6 m
Event dead zone	5m
Attenuation dead zone	10m
Wrist width	10,30,100, 300ns, 1, 3us
Measurement range (event)	50KM
Measurement range (attenuation)	30KM
OBD Test	Measuring range: 0-30dB Accuracy: 10%
VFL	Center Wavelength: 650nm Emitter Type: FP-LD Modulation: 0Hz, 1Hz, 2Hz Fiber Type: Single Mode Connector: SC
Light Source	Wavelength: 1550nm Output Power: -10dB Modulation (Hz): 270, 1K, 2K
OPM	Wavelength: 800—-1600nm Detector: InGaAs Measuring Range: -70—+5 dBm or -50—+25dBm Accuracy: 5% Resolution: 0.1 Db Fiber Type: Single Mode Connector: SC

The HOEA5200 5×1 FTTH Meter is a portable instrument specially designed for optical fiber measurement.

The HOEA5200 5×1 FTTH Meter is a portable instrument specially designed for fiber optic measurement. It is equipped with original concept, simplified operation and high accuracy, so as to quickly locate the fault position and help to do troubleshooting and maintain the fiber optic network.
This instrument is widely applied in FTTx, fiber optic network engineering, verification, commissioning and maintenance, as well as in fiber R&D testing and production.

FTTH METER 5 FUNCTIONS – TOUCHSCREEN
OTDR: Active/off fiber 50KM – 1550nm SM (manual event verification)
OPM: Power Meter (-50 to +25 dBm) 850/1310/1490/1550 nm
LIGHT SOURCE: Stabilized light source (1550nm / – 10 dBm)
VFL: Visual fault locator (laser pen) 5 mW
OBD TEST: Measurement of total fiber loss (0-30 dB)

Main Features

– Arithmetic optimizer to quickly locate fiber break or splice/break position;
– Selectable test duration (min.10s);
– Measurement of fiber length, point-to-point distance, loss and attenuation index;
– Measurement of insertion loss and connector reflectance fiber loss;
– Locate Macrobend;
– Automatic and manual test mode available;
– Support real-time fiber visualization;
– Display trace and test parameters in summary, event and trace;