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FIPT-400-MF - automated multifiber inspection solution

Multifiber inspection tip compatible with EXFO’s MF-ready fiber inspection probe series and designed for easy access to recessed connectors in dense panels

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Key features

  • Fully automated multifiber tip compatible with both USB and wireless probes
  • Interchangeable nozzles for compatibility with MPO, MTP® ¹, QODC® ²-12, & OptiTip® ³ MT connectors
  • Simply pull the trigger to inspect single- or dual-row fiber connectors (12/24 or 16/32)
  • Slim design and rotation capabilities made for dense/recessed patch panels
  • Individually numbered fibers to avoid confusion
  • Screenless operation enabled by pass/fail LED indicator

Applications

  • Data centers
  • FTTx networks

Description

Automated and fumble-free

Automatically inspect multifiber connectors without the hassle of manipulating scanning knobs.

Right the first time

No repeats, no missed fibers, no confusion. View and validate all fibers on the first try.

Find dirty connectors—fast

Chances are that at least one of your multifiber connectors is dirty. Inspect quickly and easily using a tool specifically designed for accessing dense panels and minimizing inspection time. No more excuses for blind connections!

1 MTP is a registered trademark of US Conec Ltd
2 Q-ODC is a registered trademark of HUBER+SUHNER
3 OptiTip is a registered trademark of Corning Cable Systems

Automated and fumble-free

Automatically inspect multifiber connectors without the hassle of manipulating scanning knobs.

Right the first time

No repeats, no missed fibers, no confusion. View and validate all fibers on the first try.

Find dirty connectors—fast

Chances are that at least one of your multifiber connectors is dirty. Inspect quickly and easily using a tool specifically designed for accessing dense panels and minimizing inspection time. No more excuses for blind connections!

1 MTP is a registered trademark of US Conec Ltd
2 Q-ODC is a registered trademark of HUBER+SUHNER
3 OptiTip is a registered trademark of Corning Cable Systems

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