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FIP-200/210 - Connector Checker™
概述
专为宽带服务开通而设计。Connector Checker™ 结构紧凑、操作直观，可在现场提供针对宽带服务的清晰直观的“通过/未通过”检测结果。
应用
FTTH测试
服务申请
亮点
Improve quality, reduce truck rolls
Contaminated connectors are the #1 cause of network failures, leading to repeated truck rolls and customer dissatisfaction. Yet, fiber inspection is often seen as cumbersome process during service activation. The FIP-200 simplifies and streamlines single-fiber inspection to a one-click process, with adapted pass/fail thresholds to avoid unnecessary handling. Checking connectors is now an easy process for all technicians, empowering them to ensure optimal service quality.
Ensure trouble-free broadband activation in one click
The FIP-200 Connector CheckerTM is more than a handy tool; it's a commitment to the future of broadband service activation. By addressing the core challenges that have historically impeded fiber inspection, the FIP-200 paves the way for a new era of efficiency, quality and compliance in network connectivity. The FIP-200 makes testing accessible to all field crews, regardless of size or experience level.
- Super easy to use
Affix the FIP-200 to a connector, press the button, get the result. No setting or configuration required.
- Easy to carry
The FIP-200 boasts a sleek shape that's designed for technicians on the move. It also comes with EXFO’s proven ruggedness for field use.
- Built for FTTH activation
Pass/fail criteria adapted to the context of FTTH activation, thus avoiding unnecessary interventions.
- Compliance though connectivity
Ensure compliance across teams and simplify reporting through the cloud-hosted job and test data management capabilities of EXFO Exchange.
Innovative 5-bar rating
The FIP-200 introduces unique pass/fail thresholds tailored for FTTH activation, featuring a 5-bar rating system to prevent technicians from wasting time on unnecessary cleaning or replacements.
Unlike traditional fiber inspection scopes, the FIP-200 does not provide an image of the connector endface. It streamlines the inspection process by eliminating the need for a connected cellphone and removing the need for technicians to interpret images.
