500E Mini FTTx Fiber Fusion Splicer

500E Mini FTTx Fiber Fusion Splicer

$482.91
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500E Mini FTTx Fiber Fusion Splicer

500E Mini FTTx Fiber Fusion Splicer

$482.91
Sale price  $482.91 Regular price 

● Efficient, versatile, lightweight & portable

● Working platform design for aerial work

● Special 3-in-1fiber holder

Manufacturing

JILONG

Product Manual

500E Mini FTTx Fiber Fusion Splicer

● Four-motor cladding alignment
● Small size, portable, economical and ideal machine
● Highly adaptable to the use environment

500E Mini FTTx Fiber Fusion Splicer

Discover how the 500E can improve the efficiency of fused fiber

Humanized body design

● Mini body and lightweight design
● Small size and palm design
● Easy to carry and operate at any time

Workbench Design for Aerial Work

● Suitable for high-altitude operations
● Competent for conventional operations in any environment on the ground

Product Specifications

Key specifications at a glance—defining quality and performance through data.

Splice Method Active Clad-Alignment
Applicable Fibers SM(ITU-T G.652&G.657) / MM(ITU-T G.651) / DS(ITU-T G.653) / NZDS(ITU-T G.655)
Compatible Fiber/Cable 0.25~3.0 mm / indoor flat cable
Fiber Holder Replaceable
Fiber Diameter Cladding: 80-150μm,Coating: 100~1000μm
Fiber Cleave Length 8~16 mm
Splice mode Max 128 modes
Typical Splice Loss SM: 0.03dB / MM: 0.01dB / DS: 0.04dB / NZDS: 0.04dB / G.657: 0.03dB ★①
Return Loss >>60dB
Splicing Time SM Quick mode : 8 sec / SM Average: 10 Sec
Estimated Splice Loss : Available
Heating Time Quick mode 18 sec.(SM G652 250μm 40mm Sleeve) adjustable★②
Protection Sleeve Length 20mm, 30mm, 40mm, 50mm, 60mm
Heat Programs Max 32 modes
Battery 3400mAh Battery Capacity, Typical 120 Cycles (Splice&Heat) per Charge ★③
Electrode Life 5000 arcs (replaceable)★④
Auto-start Splice / Heating
Automatic Fiber Identification /
Automatic ARC Identification Automatic arc calibration by air pressure and temperature
Results Storage The last 10,000 splice records and 2,000 result images
Tension Test 1.96~2.25N
Operating Condition Altitude: 0~5000m, 0~95% relative humidity, -20~50°C, Max Wind 15m/s
Storage Condition 0~95% relative humidity, -20~60°C
Display 3.5-inch color high resolution (800 x 480) display
Fiber Magnification X, Y, XY, X/Y : 320X Magnification
Power Supply AC Input 100-240V, DC Input 9-14V
Terminal USB2.0
Weight 1.06kg without battery / 1.35kg with battery
Size 130H x 113W x 126D mm

★① With identical fibres(in room temperature). Measured by cut-back method relevant to ITU-T and IEC standards.
★② 0.25mm fiber,may vary depending on the battery status and operating environment.
★③ Splice & Heat cycles based on 40mm shrink tube.
★④ Electrode life may vary depending on the operating environment.

Packing List

Ensuring every core component and accessory arrives in perfect condition.

500E Mini FTTx Fusion Splicer Packing List

Carry bag (Including Suspenders & belts) * 1
Power charger * 1
Cutter storage box * 1
500E Mini Fusion splicer * 1
FOCW Cleaning wipes(box) * 1
FPS-40 Splicing protector sleeves * 1
Alcohol bottle * 1
KL-22F Fiber optic cleaver * 1
FTS-01 Drop cable stripper * 1
FIS-FT11301T 3-hole fiber stripper * 1
Cooling Tray * 1

500E - Vision in Motion

Experience the power and versatility of the 500E in action

FAQs

Why does the fusion splicer always prompt "Arc Offset" or "Arc Calibration Failed" during discharging?

Common Causes:

Environmental Changes: Significant shifts in air pressure, temperature, or humidity (e.g., moving from indoors to a high-altitude outdoor site).

Electrode Aging: Heavy carbon buildup on the electrodes, or they have reached the end of their lifespan.

Solutions:

Always perform an Arc Calibration whenever you change your working environment or replace the electrodes, allowing the machine to automatically adjust the current.

If the arc calibration fails repeatedly, try cleaning the carbon buildup off the electrodes using a cotton swab dipped in alcohol, or replace them with a new pair.

What causes excessive splice loss?

Troubleshooting Steps:

Poor Cleave Angle: The fiber cleaver blade is worn out or dirty, resulting in burrs or a cleave angle that is too large (greater than 1 degree).

Dirty V-Grooves or Clamps: Microscopic dust particles can cause the fibers to misalign axially.

Mismatched Fiber Types: For example, attempting to splice Single-Mode (SM) with Multi-Mode (MM) fibers.

Solutions:

Clean the fiber and re-cleave it.

Use a specialized brush or an alcohol-swapped cotton bud to clean the V-grooves and objective lenses.

Ensure the current splicing program selected on the machine (e.g., Auto, SM, MM) matches the actual fiber type.

The screen shows a "dark line" or a "bubble" at the splice point. Will this affect performance?

Impact Assessment: Yes, it will severely affect transmission quality. A dark line usually indicates poor alignment or damaged fiber, while bubbles mean air or impurities are trapped inside the splice.

Main Causes:The fiber end-face was not cleaned properly, leaving coating residue, dust, or moisture.The cleave quality was poor, leaving a highly uneven end-face.

Correct Procedure:Strictly follow the "Strip $\rightarrow$ Clean $\rightarrow$ Cleave" sequence.Remember, once the fiber is cleaved, its end-face must never touch any surface. Place it directly into the fusion splicer and redo the splice.

What should I do if the heater fails to heat up, or the fiber protection sleeve does not shrink completely?

Troubleshooting Steps:

Check Heating Parameters: Confirm that the selected heating mode matches the length of the protection sleeve you are using (e.g., 40mm or 60mm).

Check the Heater Lid: Some models require the heater lid to be completely closed to trigger the heating process.

Adjust Heating Time: In cold or low-temperature environments, the default heating time might be insufficient. You can manually extend the heating time or increase the heating temperature in the settings.

How should I maintain and care for the fusion splicer daily?

Three Golden Rules of Maintenance:

Keep it Clean (Most Important): After every job, use a blower brush to remove fiber shards and dust from the fiber clamps, V-grooves, and mirrors. Periodically clean the objective lenses gently with a slightly moistened alcohol swab.

Electrode Management: Electrodes typically have a lifespan of 3,000 to 5,000 arcs. Replace them promptly once the arc count reaches its limit or if the tips show severe oxidation.

Battery Care: If the device will not be used for a long time, charge the lithium battery to about 50%–70%, remove it, and store it separately. Recharge and discharge it every 2 to 3 months to prolong its lifespan.

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