Optical Wavelength Labs OWL-WT-WSMDSDSC WaveSource Quad Multimode and Singlemode Auto-Test Kit- SC

Many fiber optic network bids and Requests For Quote ( RFQ) are citing cabling standards to specify the set of guidelines ( such as fiber length) that the network installer must follow during the network installation. Adherence to such standards is meant to ensure the quality of the installation and guarantee that the network will perform as it was designed. The process of testing a network installation to ensure its adherence to specified standards is called certification, and often requires hard-copy documentation as proof of adherence to standards.The Fiber OWL 4 BOLT Quad Test Kit contains the tools necessary for certifying fiber optic links against a myriad of popular cabling standards in singlemode and multimode networks.The WaveTester/WaveSource Quad Test Kit contains the tools necessary for certifying fiber optic links against a myriad of popular cabling standards in multimode and singlemode networks.TheWaveTester optical power meteris multimode and singlemode ready, and can store reference values for all wavelengths used for optical loss measurements. Up to 200 fiber runs may be stored, and serially downloaded to a PC for report generation using our OWL Reporter software.The WaveSource Quad is a combined multimode/singlemode light source. Its quad-wavelength outputs ( 850 and 1300nm for multimode and 1310 and 1550 nm for singlemode) are temperature-stabilized for accurate measurements. Features Certification of multimode fiber links at 850/1300nm, and singlemode fiber links at 1310/1550nm Auto-test functions store references and data points automatically Data storage for up to 200 data points USB interface for continuous data logging, report printing, or data downloading OWL Reporter software for printing formatted fiber certification reports Measurement modes include absolute or relative Selectively view, delete or resample data points Specifications Detector Type: InGaAs NIST Traceable Wavelengths: 850nm, 1300, 1310nm, 1550nm Optical Power Measurement