The video inspection probe range carries our brand cleanly, from housing to on-screen software. Field customers value the pass/fail grading and the tip coverage across LC, SC and MPO. Steady reorders tell me they are happy.
Fiberscope Camera
Fiberscope cameras that capture and display magnified end-face images for pass/fail inspection and documentation. Request a quote.
Product Details
A fiberscope camera turns end-face inspection from a look-through-the-eyepiece judgment into a displayed, capturable image — magnified on a screen where contamination, scratches and pits are unmistakable and can be recorded. Displaying the image lets a second person verify a pass/fail call, and capturing it documents the connector’s condition for acceptance records. For inspection to IEC 61300-3-35-style criteria, a camera makes the decision objective and auditable.
Aevumix supplies fiberscope cameras for field and bench inspection. Probe-style camera tips reach connectors mated inside bulkheads and transceiver ports, and the displayed image supports clear pass/fail assessment and image capture for documentation. As the first and last step of inspect-clean-inspect, a fiberscope camera confirms an end-face is truly clean before mating and provides the visual record that project certification increasingly requires.
Because the right camera depends on your connectors, display and documentation needs, we help you specify the correct unit. Send your connector types and use case and we will recommend a fiberscope camera and provide a quote.
About this item
- Displays magnified end-face images on a screen
- Captures images for documentation and records
- Probe tips reach bulkhead-mated connectors
- Supports IEC 61300-3-35-style pass/fail
- Enables second-person verification of results
- First and last step of inspect-clean-inspect
- Field- and bench-ready configurations
| Magnification | 50X / 80X / 100X / 150X / 200X / 400X (selectable) |
|---|---|
| Fiber Type | Polarization-maintaining (PM) fiber |
| Fiber Holder | Bare fiber clamp |
| Input Voltage | 12 V DC |
| Dimensions | 280 × 125 × 80 mm |
| Weight | 2 kg |
Based on 10 customer reviews
We needed inspection tools that grade to IEC 61300-3-35 consistently across our sites. This range delivers repeatable pass/fail results, so acceptance no longer depends on who is holding the probe. Documentation supports our audits well.
We import inspection equipment for the US market. The fiber inspection line ships on schedule with certifications in order, and Aevumix communicates quickly when we need it. Reliable sourcing matters more to our business than the lowest price.
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Frequently Asked Questions
An optical scope is viewed through an eyepiece by one person; a camera displays the end-face on a screen and can capture the image, allowing shared viewing, objective pass/fail and documentation.
Yes. It captures magnified end-face images for acceptance records and certification, which project sign-off increasingly requires. Tell us your documentation needs for the right model.
Yes. Probe-style camera tips reach connectors mated inside bulkheads and ports in dense panels. Send your connector mix for a recommendation.
Pass/fail assessment to IEC 61300-3-35-style criteria based on scratch and contamination size and location, made objective by the displayed image.
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