Product

Feature 

• Accurate positioning distance, up to 2m 

• Graphical user interface, full size notebook  keyboard, easy to operate 

• Fast export of test results based on USB2.0  interface 

• Remote access and control based on  10/100/1000M Base-T interface

Product overview 

Optical cable routing locator is composed of three parts: a host machine, cloud  platform and a handheld terminal. The host machine is connected to the optical  cable in the datacenter. Maintainers hold the intelligent terminal with rubber  hammers, and tap the ground near the optical cables. The host transmits the  vibration information around the entire optical cable to the handheld terminals  through the intelligent cloud platform. When the tapping point is near the top of  the cable, the handheld terminal will give a prompt message, and measure the  length of the cable at the tapping point. At the same time, it can also record the  GPS information of the tapping point, and can also take photos of the  surroundings.

Description 

The Optical cable routing locator can be used to locate and trace buried,  pipeline, and aerial optical cables. It generates specific location data for optic  cable joint boxes, break points, and signal attenuation. This device offers support  services for optical cable routing and pipeline construction protection,  enhancing the efficiency of maintenance and patrol personnel in charge of  optical cable lines, providing comprehensive oversight of optical cable  conditions.

Suitable for confirming cable routes at various stages in fiber optic  communication engineering including design, completion acceptance, fault  troubleshooting, and resource verification.

The Optical cable routing locator connects to optical cables from the equipment  room ODF racks, collects real-time micro-vibration signals and GPS location  information, uploads these to the cloud, and finally transmits them to handheld  devices used by onsite personnel. Workers only need to tap manhole covers to  confirm if the cable passes through that duct. It can be applied to daily cable  resource design, completion acceptance, and precise routing marking. No need  to form teams, excavate, raise cables—1 person, 1 hammer, 1 terminal; it takes just  1 minute to lock in cable routing information. 

The Optical cable routing locator overcomes the weaknesses of traditional  OTDRs in fault troubleshooting and repair. Besides providing information about  the length of a fault, it confirms whether a cable is located beneath a tapped  area. It also determines the corresponding length of the cable below the tapping  spot, thus establishing the cable path and accurately, quickly, and precisely  locating the fault to expedite cable repairs.

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