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New * * noyes ofi 200 optical fiber identifier
This is a brand new Noyes OFI 200. Item comes with all parts/pieces and even has the instruction manual and warranty registration card. This unit retails for over $1400. Below is a description of the OFI 200, but here is a website for the all the specs. http:// /resource%20center/specifications/test_inspection/pdfs/OFI1-11-2000_1E.pdf
Noyes Optical Fiber Identifiers are rugged, handheld, and easy-to-use fiber optic test instruments designed to detect optical signals transmitted through a single-mode fiber without disrupting traffic. During installation, maintenance, rerouting, or restoration; it is often necessary to isolate a specific fiber. By simply clamping an Optical Fiber Identifier onto a gently bent fiber, the unit will indicate if there is [No Signal], [Tone], or [Traffic] and identify signal direction.
The OFI 200 model Identifier is equipped with a unique two-position head design that can be configured to work with 250 µm, 900 µm, ribbon, or jacketed fiber in seconds, without tools or adjustments. When testing coated fibers, the slim design of the OFI 200 model allows easier access on a splice tray where the amount of work space is limited. The clamping trigger is ergonomically designed to fit the natural motion of the operator’s hand. A high impact molded plastic case makes the OFI 200 model suitable for use outside plant or in the central office.
The OFI 200 model Identifier is battery operated with the battery indication feature and performs thousands of tests before batteries replacement is necessary.
Accepts 250µm and 900µm coated fiber, 3mm jacketed fiber cable, and ribbon fiber
No head swapping or adjustments
Identifies light carrying fiber
Low insertion loss - traffic remains uninterrupted
Indicates direction of traffic
Indicates Tone signal visually and audibly
Live fiber identification - used during installation, maintenance, rerouting, or restoration to positively identify fibers prior to cutting and splicing
