
PON Endpoint Tester K-ONT
The FTTH last-mile check from the distribution box: connect where the splitter sits, and the K-ONT reports the state of the endpoint link and the ONT at the far end — no house visit, no subscriber appointment.
Typical work: FTTH activation checks — proving the endpoint link before the installation visit is booked; Last-mile fault calls: is it the line, the ONT, or the subscriber's power?; Pre-visit triage that turns 'no service' reports into a known job before anyone drives out; Checking ONT presence and state across a building or street from one distribution box.
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K-ONT key features
- Eight link-state results from one connection: ONT on, ONT off, no ONT (dead line), loss too high, broken fiber, and the no-OLT-signal combinations — each with its own icon and a plain-language conclusion on screen
- Power and distance together: upstream 1310 nm and downstream 1490 nm power readouts alongside a distance scale, so 'no light' and 'light but too weak' come back as different answers, not one shrug
- Works from the fiber distribution box: the endpoint link is tested from the box outward, without the subscriber opening the door or operating anything
- Failure location diagnosis for the last kilometer — the one stretch of the network an OTDR crew cannot normally reach without entering the home
K-ONT specifications
| Function | PON endpoint link test — distribution box to ONT |
|---|---|
| Link-state results | 8 (ONT on / ONT off / no ONT / excess loss / broken fiber / no OLT signal combinations) |
| Power readouts | 1310 nm (upstream) and 1490 nm (downstream) |
| Readout | Colour display — status icon, conclusion, power bars and distance scale |
| Test point | Rear end of the optical fiber distribution box |
| Dimensions | — |
| Weight | — |
Testing the last kilometer from outside the home
The hardest stretch of FTTH to maintain is the last kilometer between the distribution box and the home: the subscriber may be out, the ONT may be off, and a truck roll that ends at a locked door proves nothing. The K-ONT is built for that stretch. Connected at the rear end of the fiber distribution box, it analyses the endpoint link and the ONT's state and answers with a conclusion, not raw numbers to interpret on the ladder.
The screen reports the link state as one of eight results — ONT on with power detected, ONT connected but off, no ONT on the line, loss over threshold, a broken fiber, or the combinations that start with no OLT signal — together with the 1310 nm upstream and 1490 nm downstream power levels and a distance reading. A crew can clear, book or escalate the job from the box: if the answer is 'ONT off', the fix is a phone call to the subscriber, not a second visit.
Where the K-ONT works
FTTH activation checks — proving the endpoint link before the installation visit is booked
Part of the Fusion Splicers & Connection range — see the specifications above for the figures that matter on this work.
Last-mile fault calls: is it the line, the ONT, or the subscriber's power?
Part of the Fusion Splicers & Connection range — see the specifications above for the figures that matter on this work.
Pre-visit triage that turns 'no service' reports into a known job before anyone drives out
Part of the Fusion Splicers & Connection range — see the specifications above for the figures that matter on this work.
Checking ONT presence and state across a building or street from one distribution box
Part of the Fusion Splicers & Connection range — see the specifications above for the figures that matter on this work.
Documents for this model
Product Catalog 2026 — this model appears in our full-range catalog (PDF), published in the Downloads center.
User manual — if you need the manual for this model now, ask via the inquiry form below or on WhatsApp and we will send the available documents with your quote.
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Questions about the K-ONT
Can the K-ONT carry our own brand?
Private labeling is made to your requirements and confirmed per order — labels with your logo, part numbers and barcodes on the tools, the inner boxes and the outer cartons, ready for your warehouse. The products most often labeled are the K-35 cleaver, the KS-1 Kevlar shears and the K-870 stripper.
Can we order a small lot, unbranded?
Yes. Neutral stock is held for the core range: small lots are welcome, you can mix models in one shipment, and restock as you sell. Prices are on request — EXW factory pricing.
Ask for a quote — K-ONT
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