SPECIFICATIONS |
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Applicable Fibers |
SM (ITU-T G.652), MM (ITU-T G.651), DSF (ITU-T G.653), NZD (ITU-T G.655), BIF/UBIF (Bend insensitive fiber, ITU-T G.657) |
Cladding Diameter |
80~150 μm |
Coating Diameter |
160~900 μm |
Fibers Cleave Length |
5~16 mm |
Average Splice Loss |
SM: 0.04 dB, MM: 0.02 dB, DSF: 0.06 dB, NZD: 0.06 dB |
Splice Time |
9 seconds (semi-auto mode) 11 seconds (regular mode) |
Heat Time |
25 seconds (S922: 40mm Sleeve, S921: 60mm Sleeve) (Pre-heat mode) 31 seconds (S922: 40mm Sleeve, S921: 60mm Sleeve) (regular mode) |
Splice Programs |
Max. 150 |
Heat Programs |
Max. 18 |
Automatic Heating Start |
Available |
Applicable Sleeves |
20/40/60 mm |
Fiber Holding |
Tight holder (Loose tube applicable) or Fiber Holder System |
Tension Test |
1.96N |
Fiber Image Magnification |
76X, 235X |
Splice Memory |
Max. 2,000 |
Image capture Capacity |
Last 100 images to be automatically captured + Up to 24 images to be stored permanently |
Dimension |
127W × 199D × 105H mm (not including shock absorber) 159W × 231D × 130H mm (including shock absorber) |
Weight |
1.7 kg (without battery) 2.1 kg (with two batteries) |
Monitor |
3.5†color LCD monitor |
Data Output |
USB ver.2.0 mini |
Diaplaying Language |
20 languages (e.g. English, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese) |
Battery Capacity |
Typical 80 splice/heat cycles with single battery*6 Typical 200 splice/heat cycles with 2 batteries*7 |
Altitude |
5,000 mh |
Operating Temperature |
-10 to +50 °C (without excessive humidity) |
Storage Temperature |
-40 to +60 °C (without excessive humidity) |
Power Source |
AC Input 100 to 240 V (50/60 Hz), DC Input 11 to 17 V |
*6 The number of the splicing and heating the machine can produce using a fully charged brand new battery at room temperature of 20 °C,
semi-auto mode for splicing and regular mode for Heating. Depending on the condition of the batteries and operation environment, the number can vary.
*7 The number of the splicing and heating the machine can produce using 2 fully charged brand new batteries at room temperature of 20 °C.
Depending on the condition of the batteries and operation environment, the number can vary.