Light Detector RIF-510LS
Sorting Live and Dark Fibers: Visible Invisible Light Detector RIF-510LS
The 510LS meets the needs of field service personnel and technicians who require a simple handheld instrument for quickly sorting out live & dark fibers in the 630-1600 nm range.
Wessling, (PresseBox) -
At wavelengths above 700nm light cannot be seen by the human eye, making the inspection of connector end faces using a microscope or other magnifying devices potentially dangerous. By incorporating light detection tests using the 510LS into workplace safety procedures, accidental eye exposure to hazardous, invisible, laser radiation can be avoided.
The 510LS uses a unique optical interface that works with both connectorized and bare fibers.
The detector port of the instrument consists of a unique light blocking curtain and an optical funnel (light trap) that are the basis for its wide dynamic sensitivity range – from -55dBm (3nW) to +25dBm (300mW).
This patented design (U.S. Patent No. 5,612,780) also allows light identification under bright ambient conditions. The 510LS has a single control – a pushbutton test switch. If light within the specified wavelength range is detected after the switch is pressed, the instrument illuminates an LED indicator on the front panel and beeps for three seconds. A second LED indicates the condition of the two AA-size alkaline batteries that power the 510LS.
Users can expect the batteries to last a full year under typical field conditions.
The 510LS uses a unique optical interface that works with both connectorized and bare fibers.
The detector port of the instrument consists of a unique light blocking curtain and an optical funnel (light trap) that are the basis for its wide dynamic sensitivity range – from -55dBm (3nW) to +25dBm (300mW).
This patented design (U.S. Patent No. 5,612,780) also allows light identification under bright ambient conditions. The 510LS has a single control – a pushbutton test switch. If light within the specified wavelength range is detected after the switch is pressed, the instrument illuminates an LED indicator on the front panel and beeps for three seconds. A second LED indicates the condition of the two AA-size alkaline batteries that power the 510LS.
Users can expect the batteries to last a full year under typical field conditions.
Laser 2000 GmbH
Laser 2000 Fiberoptic has different branches of activity where all of them are dedicated to fiber optics or photonics. In the fiberoptics field Laser 2000's offering comprises a large variety. Starting from optical patchcords, attenuators and transceivers like GBICs and transceivers like GBICs and SFPs it ranges to easy to deploy CWDM and DWDM solutions.
Furthermore aggregation and optical transport for access, metro and regional networks are a fix part of the portfolio. With different quality partners Laser 2000 is able to provide the right solution for its customers. As Laser 2000 is very knowledgeable in the optical domain they can even tailor dedicated solutions for special needs.
Laser 2000 offers additionally test and measurement equipment for installers and operators of fiber optical networks.
Since 1986 Laser 2000 GmbH is a supplier of high technology in the field of lasers, micromachining equipment, optics, and fiber optic equipment. Our products are designed to meet the challenges of both research and industrial production as well as your actual or future requirements of your applications.
Laser 2000 is headquartered in Munich, Germany and operates local offices in all major business areas of the European market. In order to support your application we deliver top-level service and products and meet the highest standard of quality. With an installed base of thousands of applications around the world, Laser 2000 has shown the ability to provide onsite-support in time.
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Dr. Christina Manzke
Fiber Optics, Fiberoptic Measurements
Lichtwellenleitertechnik & LWL-Messtechnik
Fiber Optics, Fiberoptic Measurements
Lichtwellenleitertechnik & LWL-Messtechnik
Argelsrieder Feld 14
D-82234 Wessling
