Fusion Splicer S-80 | 6-Motor Core Alignment | 5 Inch Flip Touch Screen

This fusion splicer is a 6-motor core alignment splicer with an 8 second splice, an 18 second heater and a 5 inch HD touch screen that flips 180 degrees, sold as the S-80 or as the A-80S with a built-in optical power meter and VFL. It joins single-mode and multimode fibre and shows the splice loss and both cleave angles on screen. Six motors align the fibre cores under 300 times real-time magnification. The 3-in-1 fixture takes patch cords, pigtails, bare fibre and drop cable, and the heater feeds a cooling rack so the next sleeve can go in straight away. Heating time and temperature can be adjusted. A 6700mAh battery gives about 200 splice and heat cycles per charge and its USB port can top up a phone or other device. Features and Benefits - 6-motor core alignment - low-loss joints on SM and MM fibre. - 8 second splice and 18 second heat - short cycle times on multi-fibre jobs. - 5 inch flip touch screen - read results from either side of the machine. - Loss and cleave angle readout - spot a bad cleave before you heat the sleeve. - 6700mAh battery with level gauge - about 200 cycles per charge, plus USB output. - Heater with cooling rack - finished splices cool off the heat tank. - A-80S version - adds an optical power meter with 10 wavelengths and a VFL rated to about 15km. Applications - FTTH drops, ONT and building fibre installs - Backbone and trunk cable jointing and repairs - Patch cord and pigtail termination in cabinets and closures - Training and field service for telecoms techs In the box (S-80) - Splicer, tool bag, S-08 fibre cleaver with bag, 3-port stripper, drop cable stripper, hand and shoulder straps, power adapter and lead, blower, brush, spare electrodes, tweezers, cleaning clip, alcohol bottle (empty), 10 cleaning sheets, cooling rack, manual and warranty card. Note: The seller advises replacing the electrodes after nearly 3000 arcs, as splice loss rises. Keep fingers clear of the electrodes while the arc fires; on the A-80S never look into the laser output or a live fibre end. The plug type is not stated and the pictured mains lead is a European type.