This Flashfinder Fiber Optic Fault Locator Aerial IR Light Detection Probe is state of the art in precision fiber optic fault location. It is designed to find infrared radiation from firearm, rodent, or burn damage in aerial cables as well as internal splice enclosure fiber faults. While an OTDR can find approximate distance to a problem, pinpointing problems in the real world is more often about luck, intuition, or trial and error.
This Flashfinder Fiber Optic Fault Locator Aerial IR Light Detection Probe is state of the art in precision fiber optic fault location. It is designed to find infrared radiation from firearm, rodent, or burn damage in aerial cables as well as internal splice enclosure fiber faults. While an OTDR can find approximate distance to a problem, pinpointing problems in the real world is more often about luck, intuition, or trial and error.
The patented Photonix PX-Q650 Flashfinder Scope can locate aerial cable faults from ground level or a single bucket location. It can also be used to pinpoint faults inside a splice enclosure or hub using interchangeable heads. To use the Flashfinderandtrade; probe, simply squeeze and hold the trigger and sweep over a suspect area.
Features
Applications
| Parameter | Value |
| Emitter | Laser, FP, Class 1 |
| Wavelength | 1550 nm |
| Bandwidth | 5 nm |
| Power | <-1 dBm |
| Modulation | 500 Hz |
| Detector | InGaAs |
| Sensitivity (mode sensitive) | -85 dBm, -75 dBm, -40 dBm |
| Operating Temperature | 41 to 122°F (-5C to 50°C) |
| Storage Temperature | 14 to 140°F (-10 to 60°C) |
| Battery | 9 V Alkaline |
| Battery Life | 24 hours standby, 10 hours typical usage |
| Parameter | Value |
| Emitter | Laser, FP, Class 1 |
| Wavelength | 1550 nm |
| Bandwidth | 5 nm |
| Power | <-1 dBm |
| Modulation | 500 Hz |
| Detector | InGaAs |
| Sensitivity (mode sensitive) | -85 dBm, -75 dBm, -40 dBm |
| Operating Temperature | 41 to 122°F (-5C to 50°C) |
| Storage Temperature | 14 to 140°F (-10 to 60°C) |
| Battery | 9 V Alkaline |
| Battery Life | 24 hours standby, 10 hours typical usage |
