Fiber Optic Equipment
OTDR Test Equipment
OTDR test equipment for tier-2 certification — event mapping, distance-to-fault, loss and reflectance on single-mode and multimode. Request a quote.
Fiber Optic Equipment
Building, testing, and maintaining a fiber network takes the right fiber optic equipment in the right hands. Aevumix is a fiber optic equipment manufacturer with 16 years of experience, supplying the instruments that installers, operators, and integrators depend on to certify a link, locate a fault, and prove performance before traffic ever flows. This is our range — broad, field-proven, and continually growing.
Today the range centers on fiber test and measurement equipment: OTDR testers, optical power meters, stable light sources, visual fault locators, and PON testers, each configurable to your network. As a full-range supplier, we add new categories over time, so buyers can consolidate more of their sourcing with one trusted factory.
OEM / ODMprivate-label housing, firmware, and reporting
Custom wavelengthsconfigured to your network and standard
Full-range supplya broad, growing fiber optic equipment catalog
Low MOQpilot orders and staged rollouts supported
Featured Products
13 Products
Optical Power Meter
Mini Optical Power Meter
Mini optical power meters — pocket-sized, calibrated instruments for fast dBm and dB power readings in the field. Request a quote.
Optical Power Meter
Optical Power Meter with Light Source
Optical power meters with a built-in or matched light source for complete, accurate insertion loss testing in one kit. Request a quote.
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OTDR Tester Handheld, mini and smart OTDR testers that map every splice, connector, bend and break along a fiber by location and loss. Available for single mode, multimode and PON networks, with clear trace analysis and standard .sor reporting for fault location and link certification. -
Optical Power Meter Calibrated optical power meters that measure link loss for fiber acceptance testing. Traceable accuracy across 850 to 1625nm, with PON-wavelength options for live networks. Available standalone or paired with a light source as a complete optical loss test set for two-ended certification. -
Visual Fault Locator Visual fault locator that flood a fiber with bright red laser light so breaks, tight bends and bad connectors glow visibly. The fastest way to locate a gross fault or verify continuity, working inside the OTDR dead zone, with 2.5mm, LC and MPO options and steady or pulsed output. -
PON Tester Pass-through PON testers that read a live FTTH network without dropping subscribers. Measure downstream, upstream and video power on separate calibrated channels for GPON, EPON and 10G-PON, with pass/fail thresholds for fast turn-up and troubleshooting on working networks. -
Fiber Fusion Splicer Fusion splicers that permanently join two fibers with a low-loss fused joint. Core-alignment models for backbone and long-haul (around 0.02 dB) and cladding-alignment models for cost-effective FTTH (around 0.05 dB), with fast cycle times and rugged, field-ready build.
The Fiber Optic Equipment Range
Fiber Optic Equipment That Proves a Link End to End
No single instrument tells the whole story of a fiber, which is why professional fiber optic equipment comes as a complementary set. Loss testing takes two pieces working together: a fiber light source launches a stable, calibrated signal, and an optical power meter reads it at the far end — the difference is the insertion loss that acceptance standards like IEC 61280 live and die by. The OTDR tester, an optical time-domain reflectometer, goes further, mapping every splice, connector, bend, and break along the fiber by location and loss.
The rest of the range handles the fast and the specialised. A visual fault locator floods the fiber with red light so a break or a bad connector glows visibly — the quickest continuity check in fiber-optic communication. A PON tester reads a live FTTH network through its splitters without disrupting subscribers. Chosen well and used together, these instruments certify a network from first splice to final acceptance — and the catalog keeps expanding to cover more of what your teams need.
OEM / ODM Programs
Fiber Optic Equipment Configured by the Manufacturer
Because networks differ — access, metro, data center, PON — customisation starts with the network your customers test. As a fiber optic equipment manufacturer and supplier, we configure wavelengths to the standards they certify against, set dynamic range and measurement ranges to the links they run, and match connector interfaces to their plant.
The brand layer is complete across every instrument. Housing, boot logo, firmware, and on-screen menus carry your identity; report and .sor templates follow your documentation standard; and packaging and accessory kits — launch cables, adapters, cases — ship as yours. Whether a buyer wants a single instrument or a complete set of fiber optic equipment combining meter, OTDR, locator, and probe, it arrives private-label from the factory, at wholesale pricing and an MOQ that makes launching a line realistic.
OEM & ODM Support
Need Custom Fiber Optic Equipment?
Don't See Your Spec? We'll Engineer It.
Tell us the network your customers test, the wavelengths and standards they certify against, and the fiber optic equipment you want to sell. We will match it to a range built for your market and your brand.
- Samples available for qualified buyers
- Flexible MOQs for pilot runs and bulk orders
- Full OEM / ODM: housing, firmware, wavelengths, packaging
24htypical response
16+years experience
40+export countries
NDA available · ISO-aligned production · English & technical support
What Defines Trustworthy Fiber Optic Equipment
Six factors decide whether a piece of fiber optic equipment earns a technician's trust. Use them to frame an OEM brief.
Measurement Accuracy
Calibrated, repeatable readings are the whole point — equipment that drifts is worse than none, because it certifies faults as passes.
Wavelength Coverage
The wavelengths a device works at must match the network — 1310/1550/1625 nm for single mode, 850/1300 nm for multimode, filtered wavelengths for live PON.
Dynamic Range / Sensitivity
How far and how faint a device can measure sets the links it can certify, from short jumpers to long-haul spans.
Field Ruggedness
Battery life, sealing, and drop tolerance decide whether an instrument survives outside-plant duty or stays a lab tool.
Reporting & Data
Standard file formats, batch reporting, and branded exports turn measurements into the acceptance documentation customers require.
Integration
Whether instruments combine into one set — and whether the supplier's catalog keeps expanding — shapes how much of your sourcing one factory can serve.
From Inquiry to Bulk Supply
Inquiry & Specification
Share the network, wavelengths, and standards your customers test; we recommend the right fiber optic equipment.
Engineering & Configuration
We set wavelengths, ranges, and firmware, then align OEM housing, logo, and reporting to your brand.
Sample & Validation
Samples let you verify measurement accuracy on your own fiber before volume.
Bulk Production
Stable manufacturing with consistent QC, flexible MOQs, and global logistics for ongoing supply.
Why Source Fiber Optic Equipment from Our Factory
Measurements You Can Certify On
16 years of test-and-measurement work means calibrated, repeatable equipment — readings you can put your name and a customer sign-off behind.
Genuinely Full OEM / ODM
Housing, firmware, wavelengths, and reporting all ship under your brand — a private-label fiber optic equipment line, not re-badged boxes.
A Broad, Growing Catalog
Power meter, OTDR, light source, visual fault locator, and PON tester from one source today — with new fiber optic equipment added over time.
Support That Answers
A real engineer, usually within a business day, for distributors and installers in 40+ countries.
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Optical Power Meter Working Principle: How It Measures Light
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OTDR Working Principle: Rayleigh Scattering and Fresnel Reflection
How an OTDR works: it sends a laser pulse and measures returning light. Rayleigh scattering reveals attenuation; Fresnel reflection locates events. Learn the working principle.
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PON Power Meter vs Optical Power Meter: What’s the Difference?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Our fiber optic equipment range currently centers on test and measurement: OTDR testers, optical power meters, stable light sources, visual fault locators, and PON testers. As a full-range manufacturer, we add new categories over time so buyers can source more from one factory.
Both. Buy individual instruments, or have us combine a power meter, OTDR, visual fault locator, and inspection probe into one cased field set — configured to the connectors and workflows your customers run.
Yes — full OEM/ODM. Housing, boot logo, firmware, wavelengths, reporting templates, and packaging all ship under your brand, at low MOQs suited to launching a private-label line.
Single mode, multimode, PON, and FTTH. We configure wavelengths, dynamic range, and connector interfaces to the network and standards your customers certify against.
Yes. Every instrument is calibrated and verified before shipment, so the accuracy, range, and dead-zone figures on the label are the ones you get. Calibration documentation is available.
Aevumix is a direct fiber optic equipment manufacturer with in-house engineering, production, and QC — 16 years of experience, supplying distributors, importers, and OEM brands with factory wholesale pricing.
Yes. Our catalog is broad and continually growing across the fiber optic field, so distributors can consolidate more of their sourcing with one trusted supplier over time.
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