Core Alignment Fusion Splicer S178A Ver2

* Rugged and compact hand-held design to endure any kind of environmental conditions

* Internal battery charging

* Fast splice (7sec) at super low loss and fast heating (25sec)

* 200cycles (Splicing & heating) with two batteries

* Available for All METRO/LAN/FTTx fibers including ultra bend-insensitive fibers (G657)

* Applicable for Splice-On-Connector(SOC)

S178A ver.2 NEW features

The S178A Hand-Held Core-Alignment Fusion Splicer has been enhanced and updated to version 2. The battery is automatically charged internally when connected to AC mains power even during operation. The new illumination lamp lights up a wide area around the V-grooves and helps operation in low light environment.

The redesigned and strengthened heater simplifies the protection sleeve loading process.

Features and applications

The S178A is fast and durable, it continues the FITEL tradition of quality and excellence by delivering

precise and accurate splices even under rigorous field conditions.

The S178A is equipped with a core alignment system that can complete a splice in 7 seconds (semiauto

mode) and an integrated heater which can shrink a protection sleeve in 25 seconds (pre-heat mode). The USB 2.0 mini interface speeds up PC communication and image / video transfer, whilst enhancing reliability.

Although the S178A is significantly smaller and lighter in weight than previous models, its canopy design, durable metal body frame and rubber protection corners provide robust protection.

This enables use in demanding environments without compromising splicing performance. Along with its rugged durability, the splicer also offers convenience. An internal battery system allows up to 200 splicing cycles (splicing/heating) and an innovative, mirror-free alignment system reduces maintenance work.

The S178A is a versatile choice for a wide range of applications including FTTx, LAN, backbone, enterprise, long-haul installations, data-center and OEM. It is an excellent option for use in the conventional telecommunications industry, along with other industries (including oil and gas and outside broadcast).

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