LF060 G10 Optic Power Meter Rechargeable USB with LCD Screen-High-Precision Fiber Tester

LF060 G10 Optic Power Meter Rechargeable USB with LCD Screen-High-Precision Fiber Tester

LF60A:-70~+6 dBm

LF60B1:-70~+10 dBm

LF60B2:-50~+26 dBm

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Product Description

G10 Rechargeable Optical Power Meter for Compact FTTH Field Kits

G10 optical power meter is a compact USB-rechargeable instrument for FTTH signal checks, relative loss comparison and maintenance troubleshooting. Its small format, backlit display, wavelength memory, tone recognition and data storage are intended for technicians who need frequent measurements without carrying a full-size bench instrument.

Three measuring ranges are shown for the series: low-level access-network variants and a high-power variant. The correct model must be selected from the expected signal window. A compact body does not remove the need for correct wavelength selection, clean reference cords, calibration control and a stabilized source when measuring insertion loss.

Choosing the Correct G10 Meter Variant

Use case

Selection priority

Buyer check

FTTH received-power check

Low-level sensitivity and required PON wavelengths

Confirm the network wavelength and expected optical budget.

Passive-link loss test

Stable reference with matching OLS and cords

Record source wavelength, reference method and dB result.

CATV/EDFA output

High-power -50 to +26 dBm variant

Confirm detector maximum and safe connection procedure.

Technician daily kit

Battery, charging, storage and adapter durability

Approve the exact charger cable, ports and carrying protection.

Tone identification

270/1000/2000 Hz recognition where required

Test compatibility with the intended light source before bulk order.

Compact OPM Accuracy Depends on the Full Test System

A meter reading is influenced by detector calibration, wavelength, source stability, connector cleanliness, reference-cord quality and connection repeatability. The 0.01 dB display step is useful for viewing change but does not by itself establish ±0.01 dB accuracy. Buyers should define a realistic acceptance margin based on the instrument specification and calibration uncertainty.

User self-calibration should be controlled. It can store an approved offset but should not be used to force agreement with an unknown source. IEC 61315 addresses calibration of fibre-optic power meters; tender compliance requires evidence for the exact ordered unit or lot, not simply the standard number in marketing text.

Technical Specifications

Product Model

 G10 OPM

Tool Type

Fiber Optic Testing Tool, High Precision Optical Power Meter

Detector Type

InGaAs Detector, High Sensitivity, Stable Performance

Measuring Range

-70 ~ +6dBm/-70 ~ +10 dBm (Standard)/ -50 +26dBm

Wavelength Range

800nm ~ 1700nm, Supports 7 Cyclic Switching Wavelengths

 (850/980/1300/1310/1490/1550/1625nm)

Measurement Accuracy

±0.05 dB (Full Range), High Precision and Low Error

Resolution

0.01 dB

Compatible Connectors

SC, FC, ST (2.5mm Universal Interface, Interchangeable Adapters Included)

Display Screen

LCD Backlight Display, Clear Visualization, Adjustable Brightness, Auto Backlight Off

Calibration

Support User Manual Calibration, Easy Operation, Calibration Data Savable

Power Supply

3.7V 350mAh Rechargeable Li-ion Battery, USB Charging, Continuous Use ≥ 80 Hours

Special Functions

10-Minute Auto Shutdown, Wavelength Memory, 40 Groups Cyclic Data Storage, LED Lighting

Body Material

High-Strength ABS Plastic, Anti-Drop, Comfortable Grip, Slim and Stylish

Overall Dimensions

34mm × 17mm × 125mm (Mini Compact Design, Easy to Carry)

Net Weight

Approx. 150g (5.3 oz) (Including Battery)

Operating Temperature

-10°C to +60°C

Storage Temperature

-30°C to +70°C

Certifications

RoHS, CE (Meets International Quality and Safety Standards)

Warranty Period

1 Year (Device Body); Consumables (Adapters) Excluded

Configuration control: The original G10 Technical Specifications table is retained. Confirm LF60A/LF60B1/LF60B2 range, calibrated wavelengths, adapter set, battery capacity, dimensions, weight and package contents on the approved sample because current page data includes configuration-dependent values.

Measurement and Procurement Limits

  • Range selection: the high-power model and high-sensitivity model serve different networks; choose from the actual signal window.
  • Wavelength calibration: 800–1700 nm detector response does not mean every wavelength is calibrated; use the listed selectable wavelengths.
  • Adapter compatibility: a 2.5 mm universal port needs the correct adapter and matching connector polish; LC normally needs an approved 1.25 mm solution.
  • Rechargeable battery: confirm real duty cycle, charging input and replacement/support plan for distributor stock.
  • Data storage: clarify whether 40 records are view-only or exportable and define the report workflow before purchase.

Common Field-Failure Risks and Prevention

Risk

Result in the field

Prevention

Wrong range variant

Saturation or insufficient sensitivity

Lock LF60A/B1/B2 code on label, PO and carton.

Wrong wavelength

Biased reading

Use the same calibrated wavelength as the source/service.

Self-calibration altered

Crew results no longer comparable

Protect default values and document approved offsets.

Dirty connector/adapter

Unstable loss or low power

Inspect, clean, reconnect and protect the port.

Battery quoted without duty conditions

Unexpected charging during a shift

Approve runtime method, charging cable and low-battery behaviour.

Dimensions/weight not reconciled

Distributor packaging or kit foam does not fit

Approve physical sample and final packing drawing.

Pre-shipment Quality and Acceptance Plan

  • Verify model code, range, wavelengths, adapters, battery/USB input and included accessories.
  • Compare readings at selected wavelengths and power points with a controlled reference meter.
  • Check dBm/dB switching, REF function, tone recognition, data storage, backlight, flashlight and auto-off.
  • Inspect port alignment, housing, display, charging connector, dust cap and serial label.
  • Confirm manual language, case dimensions, packing quantity, warranty and requested calibration/inspection report.

B2B Buyer Guide: Information Required for an Accurate Quote

  • Expected minimum/maximum optical power and required range variant.
  • Service wavelengths, fibre type, connector/polish and required 2.5 mm or 1.25 mm adapters.
  • Absolute power versus insertion-loss workflow and matching stable light source/reference cords.
  • Calibration evidence, acceptance deviation, data-storage/export expectation and serial traceability.
  • Battery/charger, label, manual language, case, cleaning accessories and destination requirements.

When to Select a Full-Size or Multifunction Tester

Choose the full-size handheld OPM when interchangeable accessories or AA-battery logistics are preferred. Choose the 4-in-1 OPM with VFL when visible continuity and optional combined functions reduce field-kit count. Use an OTDR for event distance and trace analysis.

MOQ, Samples, Lead Time and Packing

Commercial item

Standard arrangement

MOQ

Project-based quantity for test instruments; all configuration details can be customized to customer requirements.

Samples

Available according to customer requirements for functional and workflow approval.

Lead time

Normally 5–10 days after technical configuration and order confirmation for standard availability.

Packing

Protective bag or case plus export carton; project-specified packing available.

Customization

Function set, adapters, accessories, label, language, inspection documents and packing.

Related Fiber Testing Tools

Pair the G10 OPM with the JW3109 stable light source, cleaned reference patch cords and inspection tools for repeatable loss testing.



FAQ
Q:

Are your fiber optic tool kits comprehensive enough for turnkey FTTH and trunk line deployments?

A:
Yes, our professional installation tool kits are fully curated for turnkey operations. They integrate all essential professional-grade tools—including heavy-duty cable strippers, high-precision cleavers, and specialized lint-free clean tools—enabling technicians to perform efficient, standardized fiber preparation, splicing, and cleaning on-site.
Q:

How do your installation tools help technicians achieve stable, low-loss optical fiber connections?

A:
Our installation equipment, especially our high-precision fusion splicers and fiber cleavers, are designed for extreme stability. The cleavers deliver consistent, precise cutting angles (typically within 0.5 degrees), and our splicers feature advanced core-alignment technology to reliably keep average splice loss below 0.02dB for seamless data transmission.
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