OTDRs: TEST EQUIPMENT

The INS Firecat OTDR provides an industry leading value with its low cost and easy functionality. This unit is perfect for both inexperienced and experienced technicians alike with its simple on screen ‘soft key menus’. By providing the essentials for fiber optic troubleshooting, this OTDR is the perfect tool for basic link troubleshooting and is affordable enough for every truck, office or tool kit.

FEATURES:

  • Dynamic Range - 23dB
  • Lowest Cost OTDR in the Industry
  • Easy Operation with ‘Soft Key Menus’
  • Small, Lightweight and Rugged
  • Interchangeable Adapters
  • Event Table and Auto-Test Modes
  • USB Data Transfer
  • Backlight Keypad and Screen for Easy Use in Dim Lighting Conditions
  • Available in a Ruggedized Version for harsh conditions

Each Unit Includes:

  • 110v AC adapter
  • Certification Software
  • Data Transfer Cable
  • SC Interchangeable Adapter
  • Soft Carry Case
  • Instruction Manual

When purchasing unit for 220v application, 220v adapter must be purchased separately.

Ruggedized Version

PART #

DESCRIPTION

P89-FIRECAT-850

Single Wavelength – Multimode 850nm

P89-FIRECAT-1300

Single Wavelength – Multimode 1300nm

P89-FIRECAT-1310

Single Wavelength – Singlemode 1310nm

P89-FIRECAT-1550

Single Wavelength – Singlemode 1550nm

P89-FIRECAT-8513

Dual Wavelength - Multimode 850/1300

P89-FIRECAT-1315

Dual Wavelength – Singlemode 1310/1550

P89-FIRECAT-QUAD

Quad Wavelength – MM/SM 850/1300/1310/1550

ACCESSORIES:

PART #

DESCRIPTION

P89-FIRECAT-AC110

AC Adapter 110v

P89-FIRECAT-AC220

AC Adapter 220v

P89-FIRECAT-CASE

Hard Carry Case

P89-FIRECAT-USB

USB Flash Drive with Software

P89-FIRECAT-CABLE

Data Transfer Cable

P89-F1-FIRECAT-ST

ST Adapter

P89-F1-FIRECAT-FC

FC Adapter

P89-F1-FIRECAT-SC

SC Adapter

DID YOU KNOW…
Utilizing Two Launch Cables (Pulse Suppressors) Allow Accurate Measurements

Using two (2) Pulse Suppressors, sometimes referred to as a launch and receive cable, allows a more accurate measurement of the cable link under test. It allows the pulse to settle down prior to the first connector on the cable link and lets the technician determine its insertion loss and back reflection (ORL). A receive cable placed on the far connector at the end of the cable is used to determine its insertion loss and back reflection (ORL).