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Visual Fault Locators

Visual fault locators (VFL), also known as visual fault identifiers (VFI), consist of a visible red laser that is designed to inject visible light energy into fiber. The red light allows technicians to visually spot defects due to the red light escaping through any sharp bends, breaks, faulty connectors, or any other faults.

Visual fault locators/visual fault identifiers are essential tools for locating a large number of defects that occur at connection points in and around fiber cabinets that are considered hidden to an OTDR.

Avalon Test Equipment carries a variety of VFLs/VFIs to meet your testing requirements.

Rent or purchase from Avalon and Test With Confidence®.

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Miller® VIS 400-HDP Fiber Inspection Scope

Miller (previously ODM®) VIS 400-HDP Fiber Inspection Scope allows technicians to inspect and grade fiber endfaces quickly and accurately by delivering the most detailed image possible.

Miller® VIS 500 Wireless Fiber Inspection Scope

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EXFO FLS-140 Visual Fault Locator

Highly efficient pocket-size visual fault locator - the ideal complementary tool for any fiber-testing technician.

ODM® VF 610 Visual Fault Locator

The VF 610 is a high output visible laser designed to locate and identify faults in fiber optic cables. This red laser is also useful when identifying breaks in jumper cables, patch panels and other cable splice areas.

VIAVI Solutions

The visual fault locator (VFL) is an essential tool that quickly and easily locates problem areas in fiber cables. By pinpointing the exact location of fiber damage, technicians can diagnose, troubleshoot, and fix the problem efficiently. VIAVI Solutions offers two unique versions of the VFL that are economically priced and ergonomically designed for comfortable handling and portability.

EXFO Optical Explorer Fiber Multimeter

The first optical fiber multimeter (OFM): Instant link verification with embedded fault tracking