Fusion Splicers & Connection · K-600

OTDR K-600

A platform OTDR for FTTx, metro and backbone work: choose the wavelength set and dynamic range the network needs, read it on a 5.6-inch touch screen, and keep more than 10,000 traces on the SD card.

Wavelength options: 850/1300 nm (multimode);…Dynamic range: Up to 40/38 dB (1310/1550 nm)…Pulse width: 5–20480 ns (single-mode); 5–128…≤1.8 m

Typical work: FTTx and PON acceptance testing — verifying splitters, drops and splice points before handover; Metro and backbone construction: certifying new spans and archiving reference traces; Fault location on live networks — breaks, bends and bad connectors found from one end; Live-fiber monitoring with the 1625 nm configuration, clear of the traffic wavelengths; Periodic maintenance comparison of today's trace against the as-built reference.

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Neutral stock in small lots, or private label made to your requirements. Prices on request — EXW factory pricing.

Features

K-600 key features

Configurations, not compromises: single-mode 1310/1550 nm at 32/30, 38/36 or 40/38 dB, triple-wavelength 1310/1490/1550 nm for PON work, a 1625 nm build for live-fiber monitoring, and multimode 850/1300 nm — one platform, specified per order
Short dead zones for dense plant: event dead zone at or under 1.8 m and attenuation dead zone at or under 10 m, so connectors and splices packed into a cabinet or closure still separate on the trace
Fast in the field: 0.2 s typical real-time refresh, intelligent one-touch testing, measurement times from 5 seconds to 3 minutes, and a built-in 650 nm VFL (up to 3 km) for the short visible checks
Built to be carried: dustproof, shockproof casing at 1.5 kg, a lithium battery good for eight hours or more, and traces stored on SD card and moved over USB or Ethernet

Specifications

K-600 specifications

Wavelength options	850/1300 nm (multimode); 1310/1550 nm; 1310/1490/1550 nm; 1625 nm
Dynamic range	Up to 40/38 dB (1310/1550 nm) — by build; see the model table
Pulse width	5–20480 ns (single-mode); 5–1280 ns (multimode)
Event dead zone	≤1.8 m
Attenuation dead zone	≤10 m
Display	5.6 in LCD touch screen
Linearity	±0.05 dB/dB
Loss threshold	0.05 dB
Loss resolution	0.001 dB
Sampling resolution	0.125–8 m
Sampling points	32K
Distance uncertainty	±(1 m + 5×10⁻⁵ × distance + sampling interval)
Distance range	0.3–180 km
Real-time refresh	0.2 s (typical)
Trace storage	SD card (16 G), >10,000 traces
Measurement duration	5 s, 10 s, 15 s, 30 s, 1 min, 2 min, 3 min (selectable)
Optical interface	FC/UPC (PC and APC selectable)
Data interfaces	USB, SD card, Ethernet
Built-in VFL	650 nm, ≥-3 dBm, max. testing distance 3 km
Battery	Lithium battery, ≥8 h continuous working
Dimensions	150 × 235 × 66 mm
Weight	1.5 kg
Operating temperature	-10 °C to +50 °C
Storage temperature	-30 °C to +70 °C
Relative humidity	0–95% (non-condensing)

How It Works

How an OTDR read works — and where the K-600 earns its keep

The OTDR sends a pulse of light down the fiber and listens to what comes back: a faint reflection from every connector and mechanical splice, the steady backscatter of the glass itself, and a hard spike at a break or the fiber end. Plotted against distance, that returning light becomes the trace — slope for attenuation, steps and spikes for events — and the instrument turns it into a table of lengths, losses and fault positions without anyone visiting the far end.

Two numbers decide whether close-together events can be told apart: the event dead zone (≤1.8 m here) and the attenuation dead zone (≤10 m). In a distribution cabinet where connectors sit centimetres apart, a long dead zone hides the second connector inside the first one's tail; the K-600's short zones keep them separate. Range is the other trade: pulse width runs from 5 ns for fine detail to 20480 ns for reach, and the distance scope tops out at 180 km — pick the configuration whose dynamic range covers the link budget, because an oversized OTDR buys range you will never use at the cost of the close-up resolution you need every day.

Models

Choose your K-600 model

One platform, several builds. Pick the wavelength set and dynamic range for your network, and quote the model code with your inquiry — we confirm the build and lead time with your quote.

Model	Wavelengths	Fiber	Dynamic range	VFL
K-600-M1	850/1300 nm	Multimode	20/18 dB	Built-in
K-600-M2	850/1300 nm	Multimode	23/21 dB	Built-in
K-600-S1	1310/1550 nm	Single-mode	32/30 dB	Built-in
K-600-S2	1310/1550 nm	Single-mode	38/36 dB	Built-in
K-600-S3	1310/1550 nm	Single-mode	40/38 dB	Built-in
K-600-P1	1310/1490/1550 nm	Single-mode	32/30/30 dB	Built-in
K-600-P2	1310/1490/1550 nm	Single-mode	36/34/34 dB	Built-in
K-600-L1	1310/1550/1625 nm	Single-mode	32/30/28 dB	—
K-600-L2	1310/1550/1625 nm	Single-mode	38/36/34 dB	—
K-600-C1	850 + 1310/1550 nm	Multimode + single-mode	22/30/28 dB	—
K-600-C2	850/1300 + 1310 nm	Multimode + single-mode	20/18/30 dB	—
K-600-C3	850 + 1310/1550 nm	Multimode + single-mode	25/30/28 dB	—
K-600-C4	850/1300 + 1310 nm	Multimode + single-mode	23/21/30 dB	—
K-600-C5	850/1300 + 1310/1550 nm	Multimode + single-mode	20/18/30/28 dB	—

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