Fiber Optic Cable Connector Visual Fault Locator AFL HiLite

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"Red Lasers" are trouble shooting tools that help technicians quickly locate defects in single-mode or multimode fiber optic cable. The HiLite and VFI2 universal connectors offer quick connection and test to single ferrule connectors such as FC, SC, ST, LC, MU, and more.

NOYES VFI2 and HiLite visible red laser sources from AFL are designed to troubleshoot faults on fiber optic cables. Light generated by these units will escape from sharp bends and breaks in jacketed or bare fibers, as well as poorly mated connectors. They can quickly identify faults in fiber optic jumper cables, distribution frames, patch panels, and splice trays.

The VFI2 and HiLite are an excellent complement to an OTDR because they can locate faults inside the OTDR's dead-zone. Other applications include end-to-end continuity checks, identifying connectors in patch panels and fibers during splicing operations. The universal connector interface provides fast operation with many connector styles without changing an adapter.

Trace cables in messy or un-documented setups. A VFI unit provides a quick means of finding the "other end" from amongst cluttered cables. Simply connect the VFI to one end and look for the visual red light transmitted out the opposite connector.

• HiLite is a miniature key chain mountable (key chain included) fault locating tool.

UPDATE - The HiLite no longer includes the carabiner clip

Features:

• Visible red laser source, 650 nm
• High power, 1 mW into 9/125 single-mode fiber
• Universal connector interface for quick connection
• 2.5 mm Universal adapter included
• 1.25 mm Universal adapter available

Applications:

• Identify fiber faults inside OTDR deadzone
• Identify sharp bends or breaks in fibers
• Indentify poorly mated connectors
• Verify AFL FAST™ Connector Installation

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