Hand-Held Single Fiber Fusion Splicer FITELNINJA NJ001
Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. is launching sales of the FITELNINJA NJ001 Fusion Splicer. This hand-held single fiber fusion splicer is ideal for working on LAN (Local Area Network) and FTTx (Fiber to the home/building/node/curb, etc.) connections. As robust as its predecessor the S123C, the FITELNINJA is considerably smaller and lighter offering the operator optimal ease of use, portability and durability.
Development background
The ongoing expansion of FTTx networks worldwide calls for affordable, compact and light fusion splicers that are also robust and can safely be used in demanding environments including high, narrow or dark places both inside the home and on construction sites. Furukawa Electric has designed the FITELNINJA in order to meet these requirements.
Features
Compact and light weight
Size reduction of approximately 40% from its predecessor (S123C).
Ease of use
- The splicing chamber has been redesigned; 4 times more space has been created around the fiber holders, providing enough room for the fingers to facilitate fiber loading.
- The 3 LED lamps illuminating the splicing chamber make it easier to work in a dark environment.
Durability
- Shock resistance
The 4 rubber pads on the corners of the machine increase the shock resistance of the machine. Standard operations could be carried out after being dropped from 76cm on 5 different angles. (note 1) - Dust & Water resistance
Standard operations could be properly carried out after having conducted IP52 equivalent tests.(note 2)(note 3)
Easy maintenance
The FITELNINJA features the industry's first detachable V-groove, and retains the tool-less electrode replacement and mirror free alignment system of its predecessor the S123C. These features make it easier to maintain the fusion splicer in an optimal condition.
Fast operation
Battery Capacity
With its low power consumption, the NJ001 is capable of performing 100 splicing and heating cycles on a single battery charge.
Compatibility with Seikoh Giken and Diamond Splice-on-Connector (SOC)
The detachable heater clamp allows work with SOC.
Specification
Applicable Fibers | SM, MM, DSF, NZD, BIF/UBIF |
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Cladding Diameter | 125 µm |
Splice Time | 13 seconds (note 4) |
Typical Heating Time | 17 seconds (40 mm sleeve) (note 5) |
20 seconds (60 mm sleeve) (note 5) | |
Battery Capacity | 100 cycles (note 6) |
Dimension | 139W x 176D x 71H mm (including Rubber Pads) |
Weight | 970 g (including Battery) |
(note 1)These tests were performed at Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd laboratories and does not guarantee that the machine will always be undamaged under these conditions. Impact angles are front, rear, bottom, left and right hand side.
(note 2)IPX2 rating drip proof means that the machine can be exposed to 3mm/min drips for 10 min with 15°tilt and still function.
(note 3)IP5X rating dust proof means that the machine can be exposed to dust particles with a diameter of 0.1 µm to 25µm for 8 hours and still function.
(note 4)Using semi-auto mode.
(note 5)Using pre-heating mode, this value may vary depending on the type of sleeves.
(note 6)The number of splicing and heating cycles the machine can perform with a fully charged brand new battery at room temperature (20'C). This may vary depending on the battery status and operating environment.
About Furukawa Electric Group
Furukawa Electric (TSE; 5801, ISIN; JP3827200001) Group started business in 1884, when its copper-smelting facility and wire manufacturing factory was established. Since then Furukawa Electric has become pioneers in the latest technologies by addressing diverse technological issues. Furukawa Electric has released products in a number of areas, including telecommunications, electronics, automobiles, and construction, with the three types of materials it works with at their core, namely, optics, plastics, and metals. Many of these products have attained the top global market share, and all of its products have contributed to society in numerous business areas. Furukawa Electric reported consolidated revenues of JPY 931.8 billion (approximately USD 9.3B) for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2014.