Battery Included : Yes
High-concerned chemical : None
Color : Orange
Dimensions : 4*17*125mm
Operating Temperature : Normal
Accuracy Class : High
Measuring Voltage Range : Normal
Measuring Current Range : Normal
Model Number : G10
DIY Supplies : Electrical
Origin : Mainland China
Certification : CE
G10 Mini Optical Power Meter High Precision FC/SC/ST Universal USB Rechargeable Fiber Handheld Optic Power Meter with Flashlight
Features:
1. Universal port: supports SC, FC, ST three common optical fiber interfaces, plug and play.
2. Seven wavelengths and smart memory: Short press the key to switch between 7 test wavelengths to meet various test requirements. The last test wavelength is automatically saved when shutting down.
3. LED lighting: LED flashlight lighting function, easy to check the line construction in the dark environment.
4. Long-lasting battery life: Built-in polymer lithium battery, it can be used 3500 times with a full charge.
5. USB flash charging: supports multiple charging methods such as power banks, adapters, laptops, and car chargers.
Description
Support seven wavelengths, led lighting, support backlight, memory wavelength, self-calibration.
Specifications:
Measuring range: -70~+6dBm, -70~+10dBm,-25~+26dBm
Wavelength range: 800~1700
Probe type: InGaas
Uncertainty: ±5%
Display resolution: linear display: 0.1%, logarithmic display: 0.01dBm
Frequency identification: 0Hz, 270Hz, 1000Hz, 2000Hz
Standard wavelength: 850/980/1300/1310/1490/1550/1625nm
Quiescent current: ≤18uA
Life time: ≥20H
Charging current: ≤500mA
Automatic shutdown time: 10 minutes
Battery capacity: 400mAh
Working current: ≤25mA
Charging voltage: 5V
Charging time: ≤3H
Power supply: battery, USB port
Size: 34*17*125mm
Package Included:
1 * Optical Power Meter (no include Battery)
1 * Usb Cable
1 * Lanyard
1 * Instruction Manual
Notes:
1. Please allow 0-1 inch error due to manual measurement. Thanks for your understanding.
2. Monitors are not calibrated same, item color displayed in photos may be showing slightly different from object.
