JDSU MTS-2000 E4126LA SM OTDR

JDSU MTS-2000 E4126LA SM OTDR

Welcome to a Biomedical Battery specialist of the Acterna Battery

Hands-free testing. Hands-free case optimizing productivity whether the task is “up poles or down holes” and ensuring all the essential fiber test tools are close at hand comes standard and makes daily work for technicians easier.
Built for simplicity. Simple interface and one-touch button operation ensures straightforward use of the instrument. Results are displayed on a large high resolution color touchscreen.
Widest range of applications. The modular form factor enables to outfit the test set with the exact capabilities needed in the field. Combining such a large array of applications into one handheld test set maximizes return on investment and drives common test methods and procedures.

LAN/WAN/Metro/Access/PON OTDR applications. Ensure fast and consistent fiber deployments across your network with the SmartOTDR™ test mode.
FiberComplete application for automated Insertion Loss and ORL testing with fault finding
With battery such as Acterna FTB-100 Battery, Acterna FTB-400 Battery, Acterna MTS-5000 Battery, Acterna MTS-5000E Battery, Acterna MTS-5100 Battery, Anritsu Lite3000(E) Battery, EXFO FTB-100 Battery, EXFO FTB-400 Battery, EXFO FTB-150 Battery, EXFO FTB-200 Battery, EXFO XW-EX002 Battery, EXFO Battery
CWDM optical spectrum analyzer application
PON/FTTH selective power meter application
Digital analysis microscope inspect connectors end faces and perform IEC pass/fail analysis
Other Test Applications: optical power meter, visual fault locator and optical talkset

Large 5-inch touch screen display
Test applications include OTDR, automatic IL/ORL, CWDM analyzer, selective PON power meter and connector inspection with IEC pass/fail analysis
Built-in optical power meter, VFL and optical talkset options
New generation lithium polymer (LiPo) battery for up to 8 hours operation
Flexible connectivity with ethernet, USB, bluetooth and wifi capabilities
Special hands-free bag as standard