Trek OTDR Quad Kit - Singlemode and Multimode

Multimode OTDRs require a pulse suppressor (dead-zone) box. We also recommend a single mode zone box with Single Mode OTDRs.

Description

Trek OTDR Quad Kit - Singlemode (1310/1550nm) & Multimode (850/1300nm)

Most OTDR manufacturers tend to implement an inflexible approach by over-integrating four wavelengths into a single OTDR unit. This OTDR takes an innovative approach that very few OTDR manufacturers even consider - by including separate dual-wavelength multimode and singlemode OTDRs.

There are two key advantages to using two individual OTDRs instead of an over-integrated quad-wave OTDR. First, most installer firms need to have at least two crews working simultaneously to be profitable. Second, most fiber optic jobs rarely include both multimode and singlemode fibers. So, if one crew is installing multimode and another crew is installing singlemode, it makes sense to have separate multimode and singlemode OTDRs so one crew does not have to wait on the other to finish their job. And even with two separate units, the Trek Quad Kit OTDR is still more cost-effective than other manufacturer's quad-wavelength OTDR options.

Features

• 2.8" color LCD display automatically rotates based on orientation of OTDR (portrait vs. landscape)
• Live Mode allows users to expand OTDR display onto larger laptop screen
• Automatically locates events and places them in an internal event table
• Full horizontal and vertical pan/zoom function
• User-selectable parameters such as index of refraction test mode, pulse width, and averaging
• Integrated user help screens
• SC/UPC connector port
• USB interface for downloading stored readings
• Integrated visual fault locator
• Re-chargeable Lithium Polymer battery allows for up to 20 hours of normal usage

Specifications

What's In The Box

• Qty 1 - Trek OTDR Quad Kit