Name: Emissions And Stack Portable FTTH OTDR Tester -
SKU: EMS OTDR-133

Features

Integrated 5.7 in (14.47 cm) color TFT LCD display, key or touch dual operation
Built-in stable light source function 1310 or 1550nm
Built-in optical power meter test function
Built-in visible red fault location (VFL)
Has a unique test result self-diagnosis function
Independent and convenient one-button automatic operation mode, real-time test function buttons
Multi-wavelength synchronization test function
With multiple waveforms viewing capabilities
Link-band non-destructive testing
With test file wireless transmission function
Battery low voltage alarm function
WinCE Windows operating system
Less than 31.49 in (0.8 m) short-term event dead zone, test fiber jumper easily

Technical Specification

Optical Fiber Type	Single mode
Central Wavelength	1310 nm or 1550 nm
Maximum Dynamic Range	32 dB or 30 dB
Event Dead Zone (m)	3.3 ft (1 m)
Attenuation Dead Zone	19.7 ft (6 m)
Optical Interface	FC or PC (Replaceable SC, ST)
Test Range	0.3 mi,0.6 mi,1.2 mi,2.5 mi,4.9 mi,9.9 mi,19.9 mi,39.8 mi,79.5 mi,159.3 mi (500m,1 km,2 km,4 km,8 km,16 km,32 km,64 km,128 km,256 km)
Pulse Width	5 ns or 10 ns or 50 ns or 160 ns or 320 ns or 500 ns or 1000 ns or 5000 ns or 10000 ns or 20000 ns
Ranging Accuracy	± {2.4 ft (0.75 m) + Sampling interval +0.005%× Test distance)}
Attenuation Measurement	±0.05 dB or dB
Reflection Measurement	±3 dB
Data Storage	≥2000
Communication Interface	USB, mini-USB,32.8 ft or 328.1 ft (10 m or 100 m) Ethernet
VFL Output Power	≥5 mW
LS Output	≥-5dBm
OPM	+26 dBm to -50 dBm (Replaceable: +6 dBm to -70 dBm)
Power Supply Mode	AC or DC Adapter:AC:100 V to 240 V,50 Hz to 60 Hz,0.6 A; Lithium battery:7.4 V 6700 mAh
Working Temperature	23 °F to 122 °F (-5 ℃ to 50 ℃)
Preserve Temperature	−4 °F to 158 °F (-20 ℃ to 70 ℃)
Relative Humidity	0% to 95% non-condensation
Volume	8.9 in × 6.3 in × 2.8 in (227 mm × 160 mm × 70 mm)
Weight	2.4 lb (≤1.1 kg)

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