Used JDSU / ACTERNA ONT-506 #9223747 for sale

JDSU / ACTERNA ONT-506 is an optical network tester that is designed for installation and maintenance of fiber optic networks. It is a compact, handheld field tester which is ergonomically designed, and is ideal for testing access networks with its ability to store, retrieve, and compare test results. JDSU ONT-506's interface works with both single-mode and multi-mode fiber, and it supports a range of protocol, various wavelengths, and individual optical power measurements. It is also capable of optical loss testing, optical time domain reflectometer (OTDR), and encircled flux (EFL) measurements. It can connect to a variety of network elements such as optical cross-connects (OXCs), optical distribution frames (ODFs), optical amplifiers (OAs), external test sources, etc. With its built-in data storage capabilities, operators can easily store and retrieve test results at any point of time. ACTERNA ONT-506 features a color TFT display which provides large and clear graph visualizations to make fiber characterization easier and faster. It also has graphical view for OTDR which includes event tables and trace information for easier and quick comparison of results. With its advanced GPS tracking, the unit can locate link position-based test points to give error-free results. It also supports local language interfaces. ONT-506 also offers a convenient way for service providers to store and manage test results. Users can connect the tester to a PC or laptop and easily transfer data between device and computer. It also offers backward compatibility with the previous versions so that technicians can continue to use existing test results. JDSU / ACTERNA ONT-506 is a cost-effective, robust, easy-to-use unit which is ideal for installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of fiber networks. It offers a wide range of tests, features, along with flexible interfaces and data management capabilities, all in a durable, user-friendly, and compact design. This makes it a great tool for technicians doing fiber optic network maintenance.