Used EXFO PPM-350C #9262926 for sale

EXFO PPM-350C is an electronic test-equipment manufactured by EXFO, a world-leading provider of test and measurement solutions for field-based applications. As part of their photonic product line, PPM-350C is designed for testing and monitoring of photo-optic fibers. Specifically, it is designed to measure optical power accurately, monitor optical fiber performance, and troubleshoot the unknown signal integrity issues of passive optical networks (PONs). EXFO PPM-350C is a single-mode handheld device. It is lightweight and easy enough to use, making it suitable for on-the-spot detection. The device can accompany up to four connector ports, with an option between LC and SC. PPM-350C can reach a maximum power ratio of -50 dB to +9 dBm. It comes with an inbuilt spectrum-analyzer that allows users to detect optical wave patterns in real-time. By using the device, an engineer is able to quickly detect signal level variations and abnormal characteristics, indicating potential signal issues. In addition to the accurate device specifications, on-site testing capabilities, and in-built spectral analyzer, EXFO PPM-350C also includes a sleek and user-friendly operating system (OS). The OS offers numerous features, such as PC software, multilingual support, continuous optical power monitoring, connections setup, data upload, and software version back up. This makes it a versatile unit, allowing users to quickly switch between tasks. The intuitive OS also allows users to quickly set up the device and transfer data to a personal computer for further data-analysis. PPM-350C test-equipment is essential for finding any potential fault with optical fibers present in both short-range and long-range networks. The robust design, intuitive OS, and other features allow users to accurately and quickly detect any signal issues present. With EXFO PPM-350C, engineers can quickly troubleshoot any mystery signal-events and identify any non-optimal conditions present in their optical fibers. This makes it an essential piece of equipment for any field engineer, allowing them to monitor, maintain, and repair optical fiber systems on-the-go.