Product Description
Fiber optic equipment sm g652d sc-apc to sc-apc otdr launch cable box
Designed to aid in the testing of fiber optic cable when using an OTDR. The OTDR Launch Fiber box is used with Optical Time Domain Reflectometers (OTDR’s) to help minimize the effects of the OTDR’s launch pulse on measurement uncertainty. Available in many different configurations and fiber lengths
Product Features :
* Pulse Suppressor, Launch Box, Delay Line, Installation/Testing, Training, Calibration
* Compound Latch for positive seal and easy opening with locking feature.
* Nonmetal construction will not dent, corrode, or conduce electricity
* Water and dust proof allowing the unit to be taken into almost any environment
* Case can house up to 2,000 meters of fiber
* Auto Purge Valve for changes in altitude and temperature
* Compound Latch for positive seal and easy opening with locking feature.
* Nonmetal construction will not dent, corrode, or conduce electricity
* Water and dust proof allowing the unit to be taken into almost any environment
* Case can house up to 2,000 meters of fiber
* Auto Purge Valve for changes in altitude and temperature
Product Specification
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Length x Width x Height
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23.8 x 14.1 x 6.7 cm
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Fiber Type
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G.657A
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Connector Type
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FC/SC/LC selectable
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Polishing Type
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APC/UPC selectable
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Material
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SR Polypropylene
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Color
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Yellow
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Weight
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0.75kg / 0.35 kg (without fiber)
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Operating Temperature
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-40°c to +55°c
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Typical Loss
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<0.5dB @ 1310nm for 1000 meters
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Here are some recommendations.
Multi Mode and Single Mode: The jumper cable needs to be at least 4 to 5 times the length of the pulse width you will be using, 10 times is better. This applies for both a launch cable and a terminating cable. (Terminating cable allows you to see the true loss of the end connector. Because to see the loss of this connector you need to see beyond it.)
Multi Mode and Single Mode: The jumper cable needs to be at least 4 to 5 times the length of the pulse width you will be using, 10 times is better. This applies for both a launch cable and a terminating cable. (Terminating cable allows you to see the true loss of the end connector. Because to see the loss of this connector you need to see beyond it.)
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