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High-Power Visual Fault Locator
High-power visual fault locators that push visible red light farther — longer-range fault location and continuity on longer spans. Request a quote.
Product Details
A high-power visual fault locator drives a brighter visible red laser into the fiber so faults glow farther down the span than a standard VFL can reach. The extra output power extends the visible range — useful on longer links and through higher-loss connectors and jackets — while retaining the VFL’s core strength: making breaks, sharp bends and bad splices visible at the point of failure. For crews working longer spans, the high-power unit locates faults a lower-power pen cannot reach.
Aevumix supplies high-power visual fault locators in pen and handheld formats with continuous and flashing modes. The higher output extends visible fault location and continuity checking over longer distances, and a universal 2.5mm interface with a 1.25mm LC adapter fits common connectors. Like any VFL it excels at the near-end and last-meter faults an OTDR dead zone struggles with — now over a longer reach.
Because the right output level depends on your span lengths and connectors, we help you specify the correct unit. Send your typical link lengths and we will recommend a high-power visual fault locator and provide a quote.
About this item
- Higher output for longer-range visible fault location
- Reveals breaks, bends and bad splices at the fault
- Reaches faults a lower-power pen cannot
- Continuous and flashing modes
- Universal 2.5mm interface with 1.25mm adapter
- Pen and handheld formats
- Rugged, field-ready design
| Wavelength | 650 ± 30 nm |
|---|---|
| Output Power | 2 / 5 / 10 / 20 / 50 mW (10 mW standard) |
| Modes | CW, 2 Hz |
| Connector | Universal adapter |
| Battery | 3.7 V / 500 mAh Li-ion |
| Charging Port | USB Type-C |
| Battery Life | > 5 h at continuous 10 mW output |
| Auto Power-Off | Not fitted |
| Dimensions | 98 × 33 × 23 mm |
| Weight | < 50 g |
Based on 10 customer reviews
Aevumix combined meter, OTDR, locator and probe into a single field test set for our crews. One case, everything certified. It streamlined our field kit and the instruments have proven accurate and durable in daily use.
The visual fault locator range sells steadily under our brand. Customers value the output-power options matched to their span lengths and the MPO version for trunks. Private-label supply has been dependable.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Higher output drives visible light farther down the fiber, extending the range over which faults glow and continuity can be checked — useful on longer spans and through higher-loss connectors.
Further than a standard pen; exact reach depends on output and fiber. Tell us your span lengths and we will recommend the right output level.
Yes. Like any VFL it excels at near-end and last-meter faults an OTDR dead zone struggles with — with added reach for longer links.
A universal 2.5mm interface (SC, FC, ST) with a 1.25mm adapter for LC. Send your connector mix and we will confirm.
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