Kingfisher International KI-TK072 fibre test kit

Friday, 23 September, 2016 | Supplied by: Kingfisher International

The KI-TK072 fibre test kit from Kingfisher International is designed for Telstra and nbn work. It features Telstra/nbn Workbook integration, optical loss testing for singlemode 1310/1550 nm and 850/1300 nm for multimode.

The device has multifibre ID tone for fibre identification and an optional visual fault locator. Loss testing automation and reporting is made simple using KITS. The KI-TK072 has cleaning tools and material for several connectors and comes with a 3- to 7-year warranty.

Online: www.kingfisherfiber.com
Phone: 03 8544 1700

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