Maximize your multi-fiber certification efficiency with the CertiFiber Max OLTS. Measure loss, length, and polarity of up to 24 fibers in seconds. Field-replaceable UniPort adapters connect directly to MPO, MMC, pinned and unpinned configurations, and more, giving you maximum flexibility. Set up your projects right the first time with the Versiv ProjX management system, or remotely with LinkWare Live. Minimize measurement uncertainty with a 1-jumper reference setting and an integrated timer that tracks time since the reference was set, and a counter for the number of times a Test Reference cord has been used. Troubleshoot fast with a built-in multi-fiber VFL, duplex power meter, and optional end face inspection.

And it’s all on the powerful, proven Versiv platform. With more than 10,000 Certified Cabling Test Technicians (CCTT) in the field, the CertiFiber Max OLTS is already part of a familiar, trusted tool set that’s built Fluke rugged, supported by Fluke expertise, and backed by gold-standard Fluke service and experience.

With decades of experience designing the world’s most accurate calibration equipment, we’ve built the CertiFiber Max OLTS to meet the exacting measurement requirements of today’s highest-performance fiber networks. But even the most accurate tester will deliver poor results unless it’s used properly. Manufacturers and standards recommend a one-jumper reference setting for the most accurate measurements, and the CertiFiber Max OLTS offers that for every cable configuration.

To reduce errors in the field, the tester includes a “Wizard” that takes the technician step-by-step through the crucial referencing process. Mistakes made in reference setting can result in the loss of an entire day’s work. The Wizard specifies the exact accessories needed, monitors the user’s process through the steps, verifies whether measurements are within acceptable limits, allows cleaning of the end faces, and stores the critical reference values for reporting. UniPort adapters are color-coded to match the Wizard and Test Reference cords, which feature reference-quality fiber and connectors.

Results of the reference setting (including measured power and loss of the verification cords for each fiber tested) are stored and presented with project test reports, providing proof that the process was done correctly.