FLK-CFP-100
CertiFiber Pro Optical Loss Test Set
Fluke Networks' CertiFiber Pro speeds up every step in the fiber certification process.
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OTDR and Fiber Characterization
FLK-OFP-100
OptiFiber Pro LAN OTDR
Fluke Networks OptiFiber® Pro Series-OTDR makes novice and expert certification faster!
FOV-Vorlauffaser-Ring
Pre and post fiber ring
Lead and lag fibers are used to adapt the meter to the target. The use of a launch fiber protects the adapters on the meter and evaluates the start or end events.
FOV-Vorlauf-x-y-z
Leader fiber for OTDR measurements
Launch Fiber for OTDR applications in various lenght and connector assamblies are available.
FLK-Versiv-Plattform
Fluke Networks GOLD Support
Gold Support is the comprehensive support and maintenance program for Fluke Networks products and accessories. Best-in-class support to reduce business downtime and ensure a higher return on investment.
PAL-ECO-ST-
Pre and post fiber
Fiberlaunch - the innovative launch fiber - Fast and easy OTDR measurement with our automatic FiberLaunch ™ Fiberlaunch launch fiber is an indispensable aid in OTDR measurements to ensure correct measurement of the entire fiber optic link from the first connector.
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