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American Tech Supply carries the complete line of Wilcom Fiber Optic Identifiers, including the Optical Fiber Identifier, ribbon fiber, CATV Optical Fiber Identifiers, Fiber Optic Identifier, Fiber Optic Identifiers and Fiber Cable Identifier that handle singlemode and multimode cables for use in a wide range of industries from telecom to CATV to fiber LANS. The Wilcom Model F6121A Basic Optical Fiber Identifier is a rugged, easy-to-use installation and maintenance instrument which identifies optical fibers by detecting the optical signals being transmitted through a singlemode fiber. By utilizing local detection technology (nondestructive macro-bend detection), the unit eliminates the need to open the fiber at the splice point for identification; eliminating the probability of interrupting service. These Optical Fiber Identifiers detects low frequency tones at 270 Hz, 1000 Hz and 2000 Hz. When traffic is present on the fiber under test, an audible tone can be heard as well as the traffic direction which is indicated by LEDs illuminating on the probe.

The Wilcom Model F6121R Ribbon Fiber Identifier is a lightweight, rugged, easy-to-use installation and maintenance instrument designed for fast, accurate identification and traffic testing of optical signals without cutting the fiber cable or interrupting service. By utilizing local detection technology (nondestructive macro-bend detection), this unit is ideal for use during routine maintenance and line modification, and can be used to locate a particular fiber line, non-obtrusively identify live fibers, and determine whether traffic is present. The Ribbon Fiber Identifier detects low frequency tones at 270 Hz, 1000 Hz and 2000 Hz. When traffic is present on the fiber under test, an audible tone can be heard as well as the traffic direction which is indicated by LEDs illuminating on the probe. During installations, maintenance, rerouting, or restorations it is often necessary to isolate a specific fiber without disrupting service. A light source such as Wilcom's Model FS1316 used in conjunction with the Ribbon Fiber Identifier can make the job a lot easier. The Ribbon Fiber Identifier includes three easy to use field changeable adapter heads. Two adapter heads are dedicated to ribbon fiber making the unit ideal for verifying signal presence or absence (live or dark fiber) on ribbon fiber. One adapter head is for use on Bare Ribbon Fiber, and the other adapter head is for use on Jacketed Ribbon Fiber. The third interchangeable adapter head is for testing 3mm patch cords.

• Rugged Metal Case
  The F6121R OFI uses the same field proven lightweight rugged metal housing as the rest of Wilcom's Optical Fiber Identifier product line.
• 850nm to 1700nm Range
  With the use of InGaAs detectors, the unit can be used on singlemode and multimode applications.
• Audible Tone
  The unit provides an audible tone in the presence of a fiber optic signal.
• Low Insertion Loss @ 1310 and 1550nm
  The lowest insertion loss in the industry eliminates system interruptions.
• LED Indication
  LEDs indicate tone detection, Traffic presence, Traffic Direction, and Low Battery.
• Hands-Free-Operation
  With an easy to use thumb lock, hands-free operation can be enabled and disabled.

F6121A Basic Optical Fiber Identifier-Telecom Optic Fiber Identifier

The Wilcom Model F6121A Basic Optical Fiber Identifier

F6121A Basic Optical Fiber Identifier-Telecom Optic Fiber Identifier More Info

The Wilcom Model F6121A Basic Optical Fiber Identifier is a rugged, easy-to-use installation and maintenance instrument which identifies optical fibers by detecting the optical signals being transmitted through a singlemode fiber. By utilizing local detection technology (nondestructive macro-bend detection), the unit eliminates the need to open the fiber at the splice point for identification; eliminating the probability of interrupting service. The Optical Fiber Identifier detects low frequency tones at 270 Hz, 1000 Hz and 2000 Hz. When traffic is present on the fiber under test, an audible tone can be heard as well as the traffic direction which is indicated by LEDs illuminating on the probe. During installations, maintenance, rerouting, or restorations it is often necessary to isolate a specific fiber without disrupting service. A fiber optic light source such as Wilcom's Model FS1316 used in conjunction with the Optical Fiber Identifier can make the job a lot easier. The Optical Fiber Identifier includes a carrying pouch containing three easy to use field interchangeable adapter heads to accommodate; 900 µm buffered fiber, ribbon or 250µm coated fiber and 3mm jacketed fiber. More Info

Rugged Metal Case The F6121A OFI uses the same field proven lightweight rugged metal housing as the rest of Wilcom's Optical Fiber Identifier product line. 850nm to 1700nm Range With the use of InGaAs detectors, the unit can be used on singlemode and multimode applications. Audible Tone The unit provides an audible tone in the presence of a fiber optic signal. Tone Detection The F6121A OFI can detect 270Hz, 1kHz and 2kHz tones for easy fiber cable identification LED Indication LEDs indicate tone detection, Traffic presence, Traffic Direction, and Low Battery. Hands-Free-Operation With an easy to use thumb lock, hands-free operation can be enabled and disabled.

F6222 Telecom Optical Fiber Identifier

F6222 Telecom Optical Fiber Identifier More Info

The Wilcom Model F6222 Telecom Optical Fiber Identifier is a rugged, easy-to-use installation and maintenance instrument which identifies optical fibers by detecting the optical signals being transmitted through a singlemode fiber. By utilizing local detection technology (non-destructive macro-bend detection), this units eliminates the need to open the fiber at the splice point for identification; eliminating the probability of interrupting service. This Optical Fiber Identifiers detects low frequency tones at 270 Hz, 1000 Hz and 2000 Hz. When traffic is present on the fiber under test, an audible tone can be heard as well as the traffic direction which is indicated by LEDs illuminating on the probe. During installations, maintenance, rerouting, or restorations it is often necessary to isolate a specific fiber without disrupting service. A light source such as Wilcom's Model FS1316 used in conjunction with the Optical Fiber Identifiers can make the job a lot easier. This Optical Fiber Identifier includes a carrying pouch containing three easy to use field interchangeable adapter heads to accommodate; 900 µm buffered fiber, ribbon or 250µm coated fiber and 3mm jacketed fiber.More Info

Rugged Metal Case Both OFI units use the same field proven lightweight rugged metal housing as the rest of Wilcom's Optical Fiber Identifier product line. 850nm to 1700nm Range With the use of InGaAs detectors, the unit can be used on singlemode and multimode applications. Audible Tone The unit provides an audible tone in the presence of a fiber optic signal. Core Power Display Both the F6222 OFI, and F6222C OFI can display Relative Core Power which is helpful in identifying bad connectors, splice points, etc. LED Indication LEDs indicate tone detection, Traffic presence, Traffic Direction, and Low Battery. Hands-Free-Operation With an easy to use thumb lock, hands-free operation can be enabled and disabled.

F6222C Optical CATV Optic Fiber Identifier

F6222C Optical CATV Optic Fiber Identifier -More Info

The Wilcom Model F6222C Optical CATV Optic Fiber Identifier is a rugged, easy-to-use installation and maintenance instrument which identifies optical fibers by detecting the optical signals being transmitted through a singlemode fiber. By utilizing local detection technology (nondestructive macro-bend detection), the unit eliminates the need to open the fiber at the splice point for identification; eliminating the probability of interrupting service. The Optical Fiber Identifier detects low frequency tones at 270 Hz, 1000 Hz and 2000 Hz. When traffic is present on the fiber under test, an audible tone can be heard as well as the traffic direction which is indicated by LEDs illuminating on the probe. More Info During installations, maintenance, rerouting, or restorations it is often necessary to isolate a specific fiber without disrupting service. A light source such as Wilcom's Model FS1316 used in conjunction with the Optical Fiber Identifier can make the job a lot easier. The Optical Fiber Identifier includes a carrying pouch containing three easy to use field interchangeable adapter heads to accommodate; 900 µm buffered fiber, ribbon or 250µm coated fiber and 3mm jacketed fiber.

Rugged Metal Case Both OFI units use the same field proven lightweight rugged metal housing as the rest of Wilcom's Optical Fiber Identifier product line. 850nm to 1700nm Range With the use of InGaAs detectors, the unit can be used on singlemode and multimode applications. Audible Tone The unit provides an audible tone in the presence of a fiber optic signal. Core Power Display Both the F6222 OFI, and F6222C OFI can display Relative Core Power which is helpful in identifying bad connectors, splice points, etc. LED Indication LEDs indicate tone detection, Traffic presence, Traffic Direction, and Low Battery. Hands-Free-Operation With an easy to use thumb lock, hands-free operation can be enabled and disabled.

Wilcom F6225 Extended Range Optical Fiber Identifier

Wilcom Model F6225 Extended Range Optical Fiber IdentifierMore Info

The Model F6225 Extended Range Optical Fiber Identifier is a rugged, easy-to-use installation and maintenance instrument which identifies optical fibers by detecting the optical signals being transmitted through a singlemode fiber. The F6225 Extended Range Optical Fiber Identifier is an extended range unit designed to meet both the needs of the telecommunications industry and the CATV industry. By utilizing local detection technology (non-destructive macro-bend detection), the unit eliminates the need to open the fiber at the splice point for identification; eliminating the probability of interrupting service. The F6225 Extended Range Optical Fiber Identifier detects low frequency test tones at 270 Hz, 1000 Hz and 2000 Hz. When traffic is present on the fiber under test, an audible tone can be heard as well as the traffic direction which is indicated by LEDs illuminating on the probe. When one of the Test Tones is detected, the F6225 provides a rapid beep audible tone. During installations, maintenance, rerouting, or restorations it is often necessary to isolate a specific fiber without disrupting service. A light source such as Wilcom's Model FS1316 used in conjunction with the F6225 Optical Fiber Identifier can make the job a lot easier. The F6225 Extended Range Optical Fiber Identifier includes a carrying pouch containing three easy to use field interchangeable adapter heads to accommodate; 900 mm buffered fiber, ribbon or 250mm coated fiber and 3mm jacketed fiber.More Info

Rugged Metal Case Both OFI units use the same field proven lightweight rugged metal housing as the rest of Wilcom's Optical Fiber Identifier product line. Ambient Light Reduction Shield The F6225 has an integrated Ambient Light Reduction Shield to decrease the interference of ambient light during use. Audible Tone The F6225 provides different audible tones depending on signal detection, traffic direction, and test tone detection. Core Power Display The F6225 can display Relative Core Power which is helpful in identifying bad connectors, documentation, splice points, etc. LED Indication LEDs indicate tone detection, Traffic presence, Traffic Direction, and Low Battery. Hands-Free-Operation With an easy to use thumb lock, hands-free operation can be enabled and disabled.

Wilcom Model F6121R Ribbon Fiber Identifier

Wilcom Model F6121R Ribbon Fiber Identifier-More Info

The Wilcom Model F6121R Ribbon Fiber Identifier is a lightweight, rugged, easy-to-use installation and maintenance instrument designed for fast, accurate identification and traffic testing of optical signals without cutting the fiber cable or interrupting service. By utilizing local detection technology (nondestructive macro-bend detection), this unit is ideal for use during routine maintenance and line modification, and can be used to locate a particular fiber line, non-obtrusively identify live fibers, and determine whether traffic is present. The Ribbon Fiber Identifier detects low frequency tones at 270 Hz, 1000 Hz and 2000 Hz. When traffic is present on the fiber under test, an audible tone can be heard as well as the traffic direction which is indicated by LEDs illuminating on the probe. During installations, maintenance, rerouting, or restorations it is often necessary to isolate a specific fiber without disrupting service. A light source such as Wilcom's Model FS1316 used in conjunction with the Ribbon Fiber Identifier can make the job a lot easier. The Ribbon Fiber Identifier includes three easy to use field changeable adapter heads. Two adapter heads are dedicated to ribbon fiber making the unit ideal for verifying signal presence or absence (live or dark fiber) on ribbon fiber. One adapter head is for use on Bare Ribbon Fiber, and the other adapter head is for use on Jacketed Ribbon Fiber. The third interchangeable adapter head is for testing 3mm patch cords. More Info

Rugged Metal Case The F6121R OFI uses the same field proven lightweight rugged metal housing as the rest of Wilcom's Optical Fiber Identifier product line. 850nm to 1700nm Range With the use of InGaAs detectors, the unit can be used on singlemode and multimode applications. Audible Tone The unit provides an audible tone in the presence of a fiber optic signal. Low Insertion Loss @ 1310 and 1550nm The lowest insertion loss in the industry eliminates system interruptions. LED Indication LEDs indicate tone detection, Traffic presence, Traffic Direction, and Low Battery. Hands-Free-Operation With an easy to use thumb lock, hands-free operation can be enabled and disabled.

 

 

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