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F i b e r I n s p e c t i o n a n d
C l e a n i n g S e r i e s

See how to improve network performance and reliability

with Fluke Networks’ Inspection & Cleaning Tools

the FT500 FiberInspector™ Mini and FT600

FiberInspector™ Pro video microscopes are

required.

Safely inspect live fiber without
harming eyes

Using Fluke Networks’ microscopes ensures

your eyesight is protected from harmful laser

light on live fibers. Each FiberViewer is

factory tested to verify performance of an

internal safety filter. Even still, users should

avoid inspecting live fibers with FiberViewer

microscopes. For total assurance of eye

safety, FiberInspector video probes project

crisp, clear images onto portable screens.

The video displays allow you to inspect the

fiber end-face

without looking

directly at the

fiber itself,

eliminating

any chance of

harmful laser

light from ever

reaching your

eye.

Because 85% of fiber optic cabling

failures are due to contaminated

end-faces, it is imperative that all

optical fiber connections are clean and

free of contaminants. Fluke Networks’

Fiber Inspection & Cleaning Tools are the

solution. Whatever your particular needs

are, Fluke Networks provides you with the

solution to ensure your fiber connections

don’t bring your network down.

Eliminate the #1 cause of
fiber failure

In a survey of installers and network owners

commissioned by Fluke Networks, end-face

contamination was found to be the leading

cause of fiber failures. Dirt and contaminants

cause insertion loss and back-reflection that

inhibit the light transmission and causes

havoc with transceivers. And because dirt can

migrate from one end-face to another upon

mating, both sides of any connection must

be inspected. Further, mating contaminated

connectors can cause permanent damage as

microscopic debris is crushed between end-

faces in physical contact. Therefore, you must

always inspect and clean before mating as a

preventative measure and not only after

experiencing problems. Even factory-

terminated patch cords or pigtails must be

inspected as protective caps do not keep

end-faces clean. Avoiding this common cause

of failure starts with inspecting the end-face

and eliminating any contamination before

insertion into a bulkhead or piece of

equipment.

Range of inspection options

With a range of solutions, Fluke Networks

always has the right tool for you to easily

inspect end-faces on a wide variety of

connectors. The FT120 and FT140

FiberViewer

microscopes allow for

straightforward inspection. To

inspect end-faces both on

patch cords and

inside ports,