Code: YOKOGAWA AQ1200
Description
The AQ1200 Multi Field Tester OTDR is a compact and lightweight handheld OTDR optimized for the installation and maintenance of optical fiber cables. Designed with ease of use in mind to simplify field testing, improve work efficiency and ensure qualify results. Seven models are offered, each with unique wavelength(s) based on their specific application.
PON Measurement Capability
In Passive Optical Network (PON) System used in FTTH (Fiber To The Home) it is important to quickly and correctly find a fault in the drop cable that is installed after the splitter. The AQ1200 MFTOTDR's PON measurement mode (*) is a mode optimized for the measurement of PON with a high-port-count optical splitter and can ensure a quality waveform even if there is a big loss of optical splitter in the line. With a short dead zone, the AQ1200 can distinguish connectors placed as closely as 0.75 m in FTTx, home or office networks.
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