Fiber Optic Test Equipment
Light Source
	Noyes CSS1-SM Contractor Series Dual Laser Light Source The Noyes CSS1-SM from AFL Telecommunications is a palm-sized, cost-effective dual LASER source designed for performing insertion loss measurements on single-mode fiber optic links when used with an optical power meter. When paired with an optical fiber identifier, the CSS1-SM may be used for fiber identification. The LASER output is stabilized to ensure accurate test results per current TIA/EIA requirements. Weighing only 0.4 lb, this light source is ideal for field use.
	Noyes OLS2-Dual Laser Light Source with Wave ID The OLS2-Dual from AFL Telecommunications is a handheld, rugged laser source designed for performing insertion loss measurements on single-mode fiber optic links when used with an optical power meter. It features 1310 nm and 1550 nm LASER output from a single output port and offers several modes of operation. Each wavelength may be transmitted individually at CW or with user selectable modulated Tone.
	Noyes OLS7- FTTH & OLS3 Triple Wavelength Laser Sources The OLS7-FTTH and OLS7-3 from AFL Telecommunications are handheld, rugged laser sources, featuring a triple wavelength LASER output from a single port and are easy to operate. Each wavelength may be transmitted individually at CW or with user selectable modulated Tone.
	EXFO ELS-100 Light Source: Multiwavelength Capability EXFO's ELS-100 Light Source provides excellent stability and high measurement accuracy for up to three singlemode wavelengths or two multimode wavelengths. It is the perfect complement to the FiberBasix EPM-100 Power Meter when it comes to measuring attenuation on fiber-optic links.
	EXFO FLS-300 is an FTTx Test Solution With up to three singlemode wavelengths on a single port, or four wavelengths (two multimode, and two singlemode) on two ports, the FLS-300 is the most versatile, complete light source available. This product is part of EXFO's series of FTTx optical test products. It allows for the testing of passive optical networks (PONs) at the three main wavelengths (1310, 1490 and 1550 nm) used in fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) and fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP) networks and complies with the ITU-T G.983 and G.984 Recommendation series and the IEEE 802.3ah standard.