The EXFO FTB Lite 975 is a fully automated, always-connected fiber-optic certifier combining bidirectional Tier-1 OLTS testing and OTDR-ready capabilities in one compact device. Supports simplex, duplex and multi-fiber connectors up to 24 fibers.
FTBx-88811 is a compact, portable test module providing full-rate 1G-to-800G testing for Ethernet, OTN and Fibre Channel, with OSFP-RHS testing and coherent optics support, including 800ZR.
High dynamic range combined with high resolution for hollow core fiber characterization
OTDRs driving unmatched field efficiency with always-on connectivity on a rugged platform.
RTU-2 is a centrally and remotely managed OTDR test unit for auditing, troubleshooting and monitoring FTTx fibers. It supports scalable fiber testing with up to 1024 ports per test head.
Accurate, flexible, fast testing of photonic integrated circuits (PIC) with traceable results.
OTAU-9150 is a compact, high-port-density 1×N MEMS optical switch for local or remote OTDR-based fiber testing and monitoring, supporting up to 144 ports in a ½ U footprint.
RTUe-9120 is a high-density 1×N MEMS optical switch for remote fiber testing and monitoring. It supports 32 to 256 ports in a compact ½ U footprint, with MPO 16-fiber connectors and low insertion loss.
FTBx-88810 Series is an 800G test solution with full-rate 1G-to-800G coverage for Ethernet, OTN and Fibre Channel, plus coherent optics testing including 800ZR.
AXS-130 compact OTDR for FTTx/MDU fiber deployments and troubleshooting, with live and dark fiber testing, iOLM-ready for FTTH, OLM trace interpretation, FTTx/PON testing through 1×128 splitters, and integrated VFL, light source and power checker.
High-resolution OTDR designed for metro network testing and splitter characterization in PON FTTx applications. Optimized for use during the rollout and troubleshooting of metro/core and FTTx/MDU networks.
Jointly developed with DiCon Fiberoptics, this laboratory-grade, high performance optical switch is optimized for use with EXFO LTB solutions and with software control via SCPI over Ethernet.
