Products support
BA-4000-L2 - BER tester with real traffic
BA-4000-L2 combines a Layer 1 bit-error-rate (BER) tester and Layer 2 traffic analyzer to validate 800G DR4/FR4/LR4 and LPO transceivers. It supports framed traffic testing, real-time FEC analysis and LPO testing with equalization and channel simulation.
OPAL-MD - Multi-die automated test station
Accurate, automated, fast testing of photonic integrated circuits (PIC) with traceable results.
OTH-7000 - Optical test head
OTH-7000 is a compact, OTDR-based optical test head for remote fiber network monitoring and troubleshooting. It supports up to 512 ports and integrates with third-party SDN controllers and OSS solutions.
EXFO RFTM - Remote Fiber Testing and Monitoring
EXFO RFTM is a cloud-native, OTDR-based solution for automated remote fiber testing and monitoring of P2P and PON links. It supports network buildout and maintenance, with integrated iOLM technology for expert-level fault diagnosis and analysis.
EXFO Exchange - sharing test results and ensuring compliance
EXFO Exchange is a cloud-based test results management solution that automates data collection, supports test compliance validation and enables real-time visibility, collaboration and reporting across field testing operations.
FTBx-5205 - Simple DWDM channel checker
Intuitive channel checker to monitor DWDM channels and measure their power.
FTBx-88800 - 800G test solutions for the lab
Compact, powerful 800G traffic generation and monitoring. Industry’s first portable 800G test solution.
LFD-200 - live fiber detector
EXFO LFD-200 is a handheld live fiber detector that detects traffic and measures signals on singlemode fibers without requiring disconnection. It enables non-intrusive fiber identification, signal presence checks and traffic direction verification.
LFD-300B/TG-300B - Live fiber identifier/tone generator
LFD-300B/TG-300B is a handheld live fiber identifier and tone generator that pinpoints specific live fibers without disconnection using EXFO's FiberFinder™ technology and identifies dark fibers through tone recognition.
