TEKCN TC-200-V Handheld Fiber Optic Identifier with Built-in VFL | Live Fiber Tester

TEKCN TC-200-V Handheld Fiber Optic Identifier with Built-in VFL – Live Fiber Tester

The TEKCN TC-200-V fiber optic identifier is a professional handheld instrument that identifies live optical fibers, detects traffic direction, and measures relative power levels — all without interrupting the live fiber signal. With a built-in visual fault locator (VFL), the TC-200-V is a versatile 2-in-1 tool for fiber optic network maintenance, fiber tracing, and troubleshooting in active telecom and FTTH networks.

🔧 Key Features

• Live Fiber Identification – Identifies active fibers without signal interruption
• Traffic Direction Detection – Determines the direction of optical signal transmission
• Relative Power Measurement – Measures relative optical power levels on live fibers
• Built-in VFL – 650nm visual fault locator for fiber break and fault detection
• 2-in-1 Design – Fiber identifier and VFL in a single compact device
• Non-Destructive Testing – Clamp-on design for non-intrusive fiber identification
• SM & MM Fiber Compatible – Supports standard single-mode and multimode fibers

📋 Technical Specifications

🏗️ Applications

• Live fiber identification in active telecom networks
• Fiber routing and tracing in cable bundles
• Traffic direction detection for fiber management
• FTTH / FTTB fiber network maintenance
• Telecom and ISP fiber infrastructure management

📦 Package Contents

• 1× TEKCN TC-200-V Fiber Optic Identifier
• 1× Battery
• 1× Carrying Pouch
• 1× User Manual

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a fiber optic identifier and when do I need one?
A: A fiber optic identifier is used to identify which fiber in a cable bundle is carrying a specific signal, and to determine the direction of signal transmission — all without disconnecting or interrupting the live fiber. It is essential for fiber management, maintenance, and troubleshooting in active networks.

Q: Can the TC-200-V identify fibers in a live GPON/FTTH network?
A: Yes. The TC-200-V can identify live fibers in active FTTH and telecom networks without interrupting the optical signal, making it ideal for FTTH maintenance and fiber management work.

Q: What is the difference between a fiber identifier and an optical power meter?
A: A fiber identifier detects the presence of a signal and its direction non-destructively (without disconnecting the fiber). An optical power meter measures the absolute power level of a signal and requires the fiber to be connected to the meter. Both tools serve different purposes in fiber optic testing.

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