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Viavi MTS 4000 Mainframe with 4126 MA SM OTDR 1310/1550nm SC-APC

The Viavi MTS 4000 Mainframe with 4126 MA SM OTDR module is a portable optical time-domain reflectometer operating at 1310/1550nm with SC-APC connector, designed for characterising and troubleshooting single-mode fibre optic networks.

• Dual-wavelength SM OTDR at 1310nm and 1550nm for comprehensive fibre testing
• Locates faults, breaks, bends, and splices along fibre optic links
• Measures fibre length, attenuation, and event loss for commissioning and maintenance

Manufacturer
Viavi JDSU
Model
MTS 4000 & 4126 MA
Condition
Used
In stock
0
SKU
3493 7G03
Sale price £335.75
  • Fiber Optics
  • OTDR
Product Overview

Condition: Used — in working condition. Multiple units are available in stock.

The Viavi MTS 4000 is a modular, field-portable test platform housing the 4126 MA single-mode OTDR module operating at 1310nm and 1550nm with an SC-APC optical connector. This combination is widely used by fibre network engineers for commissioning, acceptance testing, maintenance, and fault diagnosis on single-mode fibre optic infrastructure.

The 4126 MA OTDR module provides dual-wavelength testing capability, enabling users to characterise fibre loss, measure link length, identify reflective and non-reflective events, and locate faults with precision. The MTS 4000 mainframe offers a robust, ergonomic handheld design suited to field environments.

Included in the sale:
• Viavi MTS 4000 mainframe
• 4126 MA SM OTDR module (1310/1550nm, SC-APC)

Please note that we have multiple units in stock, and the images presented are of one of them, therefore the cosmetic condition of the exact item you will receive may slightly differ.

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