
Handheld fibre optic power meter from Multicomp Pro. Measures -70 to +10dBm across 800 to 1700 nm with an InGaAs detector and IP65 rating.
Multicomp Pro MP700121 Handheld Fibre Optic Power Meter measures optical power from -70 to +10dBm across an 800 to 1700 nm wavelength range.
The Multicomp Pro MP700121 is a handheld optical power meter designed for measuring absolute optical power and relative loss in fibre optic cables. Its robust design features an IP65 dust and water resistance rating and has been drop tested to 2 metres, making it suitable for fieldwork. The meter has overall dimensions of 189 x 87 x 45 mm and weighs 450 g.
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Designed for cable construction, maintenance, and the evaluation of optical equipment, the meter supports the production, installation, operation, and maintenance of fibre optic transmission systems. It is also suited to optical engineering, laboratory work, and facility maintenance tasks.
Choose the Multicomp Pro MP700121 when you need a handheld optical power meter for measuring power and loss in fibre optic cables in both field and laboratory settings.
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