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Fiber Optic Cable Tester: Wintact Portable Micro-Optical Power Meter -70DBm To +6DBm, Universal Interface FC/SC/ST, 6 Standard Wavelengths 850/1300/1310/1490/1550 /1625Nm Review

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BrandWintact
Power SourceBattery Powered
ColorBlack
Item Weight1.58 Ounces
Item Dimensions LxWxH1.34 x 0.69 x 4.49 inches

Description of Fiber Optic Cable Tester: Wintact Portable Micro-Optical Power Meter -70DBm To +6DBm, Universal Interface FC/SC/ST, 6 Standard Wavelengths 850/1300/1310/1490/1550 /1625Nm

This is an optic power meter designed for professionals to maintain the fiber-optic network, it can measure 6 standard wavelengths: 850nm/1300nm/1310n /1490nm/1550nm/1625nm. Wide optical power measurement range (-70dBm~+6dBm). Support FC/SC/ST universal interface. High accuracy: ≥-48dBm, ±2dBm, ≤-48dBm,±3.5dBm. The fiber power meter can work in absolute and relative power measurement. It features dustproof, auto power-off, backlight display, battery volume display, Universal optic interface design, low power consumption (more than 160 hours continual operation with two 1.5V AAA batteries), light mini size. What you get: 1 x Wintact Fiber Optic Cable Tester (No laser light source), 2 x 1.5V AAA batteries, 1 x English user manual, 1 years warranty, and friendly 24/7 professional customer service team.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Easy To Use good for me

These have come down in price, so I got one just for verification when I put in a new fiber. I don't use fiber much, and it's generally run for future use when I do, so I didn't need a fancy one with lots of features. This works well and was easy to learn. I like it!

Pros
  • Like that it's small and fits almost anywhere.
Cons
  • The Fiber Optic Cable Tester from Wintact is quite expensive, and therefore, may not be a suitable option for customers on a tight budget

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Fiber Optic Testing Made Easy with the Wintact Portable Micro-Optical Power Meter

If you're in the business of installing, maintaining or troubleshooting fiber optic cables and networks, then you know that having a reliable and accurate cable tester is essential. The Wintact Portable Micro-Optical Power Meter is a versatile tool that can help you measure optical power, verify continuity and detect breaks in fiber optic cables. One of the key features of the Wintact Portable Micro-Optical Power Meter is its wide measuring range, from -70dBm to +6dBm, which makes it suitable…

Pros
  • Accurate and Reliable: The Fiber Optic Cable Tester from Wintact utilizes micro-optical power meter technology, which provides highly accurate and reliable readings while testing fiber optic cables. With a wide range of -70DBm to +6DBm, the tester can cover various scenarios, ensuring that the user gets accurate readings every time
Cons
  • The device may prove to be a little too technical and complicated for novice users who are not familiar with fiber optic technology, leading to incorrect and unreliable readings