Etokfoks portable optical fiber power meter combines optical power measurement and visual fault locating in one convenient tool for setup and testing. It measures eight standard wavelengths, 850, 980, 1300, 1310, 1490, 1550, 1625, and 1650 nm, across a test range of -70 dBm to +6 dBm and includes a 2 mW visual fault locator. The unit supports FC, SC, and ST universal interfaces, RJ45 testing, and simultaneous display of linear mW and nonlinear index dBm values. Lighting, automatic shutdown, backlight selection, wavelength memory, and user calibration support practical operation, while the easy carry format, fine workmanship, and test precision suit repeated optical fiber work. An English manual guides setup and operation of the meter and visual fault locator functions.
This optical fiber power meter measures eight wavelengths 850, 980, 1300, 1310, 1490, 1550, 1625 and 1650 nm across a -70 dBm to +6 dBm test range while the integrated 2 mW visual fault locator supports visible fault checking in one portable unit
Lighting, automatic shutdown, selectable backlight, wavelength memory and user calibration provide control so you can adjust the display, store commonly used wavelength settings and operate efficiently during repeated optical fiber tests
The meter supports FC, SC and ST universal interfaces for flexible connection, includes RJ45 testing and displays linear mW and nonlinear index dBm values simultaneously so measurements can be read in both formats during optical fiber testing
Designed for convenient carrying, this light power meter and visual fault locator combine test precision and a portable format so one tool can handle optical fiber measurements and visual fault locating instead of requiring separate instruments
The unit replaces an optical power meter and red pen by combining optical power measurement and visual fault locator functions in one tool, simplifying the equipment used for setup, testing and fault location on supported optical fiber interfaces
An English manual is included to guide setup and operation of the optical power meter and visual fault locator functions, explaining wavelength selection, backlight selection, automatic shutdown, memory function and user calibration