Sumitomo Type-81C Fusion Splice

Model#:Sumitomo Type-81C
MFG PART#:

Features

1)Ultra fast splicing in every environment
2)Compact, Lightweight and Ultra fast
Downsized by 43% from conventional model
2.1 kg weight with battery
Ultra fast splicing (7 sec.)
Ultra fast heating (28 sec.)
G.657 fiber auto-splice function
3)Durable & Rugged
IP52 rating and 76cm drop on 5 faces
4)Simple & Versatile
Touch-screen operation
Universal clamps for 250μm, 900m tight & loose buffer fiber (Patent Pending)
Supports bi-directional splicing operation/Reversible coating clamps (Patent pending)
5)Remote support via internet
Upgrades software via internet
Remote interactive maintenance via internet

Standard Package


Part name
Part No.
Qty.
Main unit
TYPE-81C
1pc
Battery module
BU-11
1pc
Power supply module
ADC-1430
1pc
Power cord
PC-AC
1pc
Fiber Cleaver
FC-6S
1pc
Cooling tray
--
1pc
Carrying case with worktable
CC-81
Spare electrode
ER-10
1 pair
Operating CD manual
--
1pc
Quick reference guide
---
1pc
Hand strap
--
1pc

Note: This excellent price being provided is because we now have many of these products in stock, the price may increase as time goes on. So it would be better to contact us before making the order.
Fiber Optic Fusion splicer is a must in the process of properly joining two bare optical fibers together. For this kind of fine workmanship product, we Fiber-Mart.com provide one year warranty for each domestic and foreign brand product. If you have any problems or special requirement of the Sumitomo Type-81C Fusion Splicer, please feel free to contact us. We will try our best to provide you the best service.

ProductnameTYPE-81C
OpticalFiberRequirementsMaterialSilicaglass
ProfiletypesSMF(ITU-TG.652),MMF(ITU-TG.651),
DSF(ITU-TG.653),NZDSF(ITU-TG.655),
BIF(ITU-TG.657),EDF
FiberdiameterCladdingdiameter:80μm~150μm,
Coatingdiameter:100μm~1,000μm
Applicablefiberuptoø1,000μmDropcable(2.0×3.1mm)
orcablesizeIndoorcable(1.6×2.0mm)
Cleavelength5~16mm10mm
StandardPerformanceSplicelossSMF:0.02dB,MMF:0.01dB,
(typical)*1DSF:0.04dB,NZDSF:0.04dB
Splicingcycletime7sec.(Quickmode),
7.5sec.(SMFstandardmode),
(typical)8sec.(Automode)
Heatingcycletime28sec.
(typical)
Splice&Heatcycles*2Approx.200
FiberviewTwoCMOScamerasobservation
320X(zoom:700X)forXorYsingleaxisview,
&magnification88XforbothX&Ydualaxisview
ProgramsSplicingprogramsMax.300
HeatingprogramsMax.100
FunctionsLossestimationProvided
Spliceimagecapture/64images/10,000splicedata
Splicedatastorage
Prooftest1.96N(200gf)
Attenuationsplicing0.1dBto15dBin0.1dBincrements
UniversalclampsProvided
for250μm,900μm
tight&loosebufferfiber
ReversiblecoatingclampsProvided
DualautomaticProvided(USpatent7,412,146)
independentheaters
User-selectableheaterProvided
clampoperation
OnboarduserProvided
trainingvideo
AutomaticarccalibrationAutomaticallycompensatesforenvironmentalconditionchanges
ArctestProvided
DisplayofremainingProvided(Batterymode)
Splice&Heatcycles
RemoteinteractivemaintenanceProvided
Size/WeightSize120(W)×154(D)×130(H)mm
(withoutanti-shockrubber)
Weight1.8kg(withoutbattery),
2.1kg(withbattery)
Monitor4.1"touchscreencolorLCDdisplay
TerminalsDCoutputDC12V(forJR-6)
USBportUSB2.0(mini-Btype)
StoragemediaSD/SDHCmemorycard
PowersupplyACinput100~240V,50/60Hz(ADC-1430)
DCinput10~15V
BatterymoduleLi-ion11.1V,4,600mAh(BU-11)
OperatingconditionAltitude:0~6,000m,
Temperature:-10~+50℃,
Humidity:0~95%(non-condensing),
Windvelocityupto15m/s
StorageconditionTemperature:-40~+80℃,
Humidity:0~95%(non-condensing),
Battery:-20~+30℃(longterm)
Electrodelife3,000arcdischarges*3
*1：WhenthefibersusedareidenticaltoSumitomo'sfibers.
*2：Splice&Heatcyclesmayvarydependingonthebatterystatusandtheoperatingenvironment.
*3：Electrodelifemayvarydependingontheoperatingenvironment.
EnvironmentalDurability*
ShockresistanceDropfrom76cmon5faces(excludingtopface)
WaterresistanceEquivalenttoIPx2(Operatesnormallyafterbeingexposedtowaterdrippingat3mm/min.
foratleast2.5minoneachof4surfacestiltedat15º)
DustresistanceEquivalenttoIP5x(Operatesnormallyafter8hoursinadustchambercontainingdustofparticle
size25μmorbelow)
*ConfirmsthebatteryoperationintestscarriedoutbySumitomo.Doesnotguaranteethattheproductisfreeoffaultsordamage.

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