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Technical Specifications:
- Wavelength: 1310nm/1550nm±20nm
- Dynamic Range: 24dB/22dB
- Test Range: 10m~60km
- Pulse Width: 3ns~10us
- Loss accuracy: ±0.05dB/dB
- Reflection accuracy: ±3dB
- Data Storage: Internal：≥600；External：TF Card
- Laser Safety Level: Class Ⅱ
- File format: SOR Standard file format
raul Sánchez Creus
Bewertet in Spanien am 22. Juli 2024
Buscaba un aparato para ver a cuántos metros tenia una perdida de la fibra y por ahora va perfecto,espero que dure ya que para mí trabajo es necesario.vendedor de 10 responsable por ahora y rápido.
Tre'
Bewertet in den USA am2. Mai 2024
The GOTMEET OTDR Fiber Optic Tester is a highly efficient tool for fiber optic testing. Its multi-function capabilities, including OPM/OLS/RJ45 Test/Event Map/VFL Test, make it a versatile choice for professionals. The tester’s compatibility with SC FC ST APC adapters further enhances its utility. Its range of 10m-60Km is impressive, catering to a wide array of testing needs. While the absence of a carrying case and the use of a Micro USB port instead of a more convenient Type C port are minor drawbacks, they do not overshadow the overall functionality and performance of this device. In conclusion, the GOTMEET OTDR Fiber Optic Tester is a reliable and comprehensive solution for fiber optic testing.
letmepicyou
Bewertet in den USA am16. Februar 2024
As I have recently upgraded to fiber, I thought it would be a good idea to get the necessary tool to test cables. It turns out that this does more than just fiber optic testing. For instance, I was using it just a bit ago to test some CAT5e / CAT6 cables, and I found a bad one. Good stuff.The GUI and menu structure is extremely easy to navigate and very intuitive. There are 3 things I don't like about it. 1, it comes with no carry case. There are things I'll toss in my took bag without protection, and things I would hesitate to do the same to. I think I'd rather have at least a nice little neoprene soft case or something for this. 2, the micro USB port to charge it. Micro USB? Come ON, guys. 3, it has a flashlight built into it? But it's one of those flashlights that's JUST bright enough...to help you find a real flashlight in your tool bag. I call them "flashlight flashlights". Because that's all they're really good for, helping you to find a real flashlight.Other than those minor gripes, this is an excellent tester for my new fiber optic system, as well as for quite a few other things. It's built like a tank, has nice rubberized overmolding, the screen is bright and easy to read. Definitely a quality tool.
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