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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.
Product Details
An optical power meter with light source pairs the two instruments loss testing requires — a stable source at one end, a calibrated meter at the other — so their wavelengths and calibration align for accurate, repeatable insertion loss results. Buying them matched removes the classic error of a source and meter that are not wavelength-aligned, which produces loss figures that do not survive scrutiny. It is the practical way to certify links to a loss budget.
Aevumix supplies optical power meters with matched light sources for FTTH, LAN and backbone loss testing. A stable multi-wavelength source and a wide-dynamic-range meter cover your test windows end to end, supporting the reference-then-measure method at each wavelength. Some units integrate source and meter in one instrument for single-technician testing; others pair two units for two-ended measurement. Either way, the aligned pairing is what makes dB loss results accurate and defensible.
Because the right combination depends on your wavelengths, fiber type and workflow, we help you specify the correct set. Send your wavelengths and connectors and we will recommend a meter-and-source solution and provide a quote.
About this item
- Matched source and meter for accurate loss testing
- Aligned wavelengths and calibration for repeatable dB
- Multi-wavelength coverage of test windows
- Wide-dynamic-range meter for high and low levels
- Integrated or two-unit configurations
- Supports reference-then-measure certification
- Rugged, field-ready design
| Connector Type: | SC/UPC or SC/APC |
|---|---|
| Working Wavelength: | 1260-1650 nm |
| Certification: | CE/RoHS/ISO9001 |
| Cable length: | 0.5M/1M |
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.
We offer both standalone meters and source-and-meter loss test sets under our brand. The calibration quality reassures customers, and Aevumix handled our private-label build cleanly. Reorders have been steady.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Because loss testing needs the source wavelengths and meter calibration to align. A matched pairing guarantees this and produces accurate, repeatable results; mismatched instruments are a common source of unreliable readings.
An integrated unit suits single-technician workflows; two units enable two-ended measurement across a link. Tell us your workflow and we will recommend the right configuration.
Reference the source and meter, then insert the link and read the loss in dB at each wavelength. We supply the procedure with the kit.
Yes, with the appropriate source type and wavelengths. Send your fiber types and we will specify laser or LED and the calibration.
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