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GAO Fiber Optics Launches Dual-Wavelength Laser Source for Fiber Optic Applications

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Feb 17 2011

GAO Fiber Optics has rolled out a new dual-wavelength laser source that is suitable for use in remote optical networks, CATV, WAN and LAN.

Dual-Wavelength Laser Source Covers a Wide Wavelength Range

The 810 laser source produces stable dual wavelength laser signals for analysis of the transmission quality of optical fiber networks.

The dual-wavelength laser source is utilized in combination with 800H optical power meter, making it a suitable combination for fiber optic applications. It tests optical loss and continuity and finds the fiber type. The 810 dual-wavelength laser works for 5 h on a single charge and features working wavelengths in the range of 310-1550 nm.

The laser source provides convenient push-button operation, automatic power off, and low voltage warning. It provides an LED status indicator to display the output wavelength. In addition, the laser device is compatible with SC, ST and FC adapters.

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http://www.gaofiberoptics.com/

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