Products

Products - MAX Devices

Fusion Splicer

Function

  • A fusion splicer is used to join two optical fibers end to-end using heat (electric arc), fusing the glass to form a continu

Features

  • High-precision alignment (core-to-core or cladding alignment).
  • Low splice loss (typically <0.05 dB for singlemode).
  • Touchscreen interface, auto splice, and auto heater for splice protection sleeves.
  • Stores splice data/logs for reports.

Applications

  • Backbone network splicing.
  • FTTH installations.
  • Emergency fiber repair inb the field.

Optical Power Meter (OPM)

Function

  • An OPM measures the power level of optical signals in fiber (in dBm or mW). It’s used to verify signal strength and loss after transmission.

Features

  • Works with different wavelengths (850 nm, 1310 nm, 1490 nm, 1550 nm, etc.).
  • Can be paired with a light source for insertion loss testing.
  • Auto wavelength detection and memory storage in advanced models.

Applications

  • Fiber network troubleshooting.
  • Measuring optical signal output from transmitters or after long links.
  • Certifying fiber links.

Fusion Splicer

Function

  • An OTDR sends a light pulse down a fiber and measures the reflected signals caused by splices, breaks, or connectors to analyze fiber continuity and pinpoint faults.

Features

  • Graphical trace view showing events (loss, reflectance, distance).
  • Measures fiber length, attenuation, and splice loss.
  • High dynamic range and dead zone performance.

Applications

  • Fault location and loss measurement.
  • Fiber certification and documentation.
  • Construction and acceptance testing.

Optical Power Meter (OPM)

Function

  • Connects two fiber optic connectors together to extend the fiber path or patch between equipment.

Features

  • Available for SC, LC, ST, FC, and other connector types.
  • Simplex or duplex variants.
  • Can include dust caps, flange mount, or clip-lock designs.

Applications

  • Fiber network troubleshooting.
  • Measuring optical signal output from transmitters or after long links.
  • Certifying fiber links.