What is Fiber Optic Insertion and Return Loss Tester
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Set US$1,000.00 / Set
Sepcifications
- Type Insertion and Return Loss Tester
- Wiring Devices Integrated Wiring
- Certification ISO, RoHS
- Condition New
- Transport Package Plastic Film+Carton Box
- Origin China
- Voltage AC110-240V
- Working Temperature -5 -+55
- Working Wavelength 1310/1550nm
- Testing Scale 0-75dB
- Testing Accuracy 0.25dB
- Output Stability 0.05dB/Hr
- Interface Type FC/Sc/St
- Linearity 0.001nw/Uw/MW
- Test Mode Linearity and Non-Linearity
Product Description
RBTX-8600 Insertion &return loss tester 1. RBTX-8600 insertion &return loss tester is a précised fiber opticaltested designed by Rongbang Communication based on their own production experiences and customer requirements. It is widely used for testing of insertion and return loss of fiber ...
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