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888-568-1230Our Fiber Optic Visual Fault Locators (VFLs) are essential tools for quickly identifying bends, breaks, and faulty connections in fiber optic networks. These devices use a 650nm red laser to visually trace fiber paths and detect faults up to 30km away in both jacketed and bare fiber. Compact and rugged, these fault locators are designed for durability and portability, making them a go-to solution for field technicians, network engineers, and installers. In addition to basic VFLs, we also offer multi-function testers that combine optical power meters, LAN cable testers, and tone generators into one convenient device.
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QT-VFL-LTP-30MW-KM
$39.95
66 Unit(s) available
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QT-VFL-LTP-30MW-KM
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NF-908L
$55.95
3 Unit(s) available
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NF-908L
Typically Ships Within 24 Business Hours |
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QT-MP-VFL-OPM-LCT
$59.95
34 Unit(s) available
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QT-MP-VFL-OPM-LCT
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NF-908S
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NF-9816
$398.95
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NF-9816
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PCVFL-1
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QT-OTDR-SMLB-1KM-SCA
$189.00
19 Unit(s) available
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QT-OTDR-SMLB-1KM-SCA
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Whether you're troubleshooting fiber optic cables in the field, testing a new installation, or maintaining an existing network, our high-quality VFLs and multi-function testers provide reliable and efficient fault detection. These devices help technicians quickly locate breaks or misaligned connectors, reducing downtime and ensuring optimal network performance. With models featuring integrated RJ45 LAN cable testers and tone probes, these tools are versatile enough for both fiber and copper network troubleshooting.
High-Powered Red Laser – Quickly identifies faults up to 30km away.
Durable and Rugged Design – Constructed with aluminum bodies for long-lasting performance in demanding environments.
Compact & Lightweight – Easy to carry and use in field applications.
Multi-Function Testers Available – Options include optical power meters, LAN cable testers, and tone tracing for RJ45 cables.
Quick Fault Detection – Instantly identifies bends, breaks, or misaligned splices.
Includes LC Adapter – Ensures compatibility with common fiber connectors.
Battery-Powered Operation – Uses standard AA batteries for convenience and field use.
Our Fiber Optic Visual Fault Locators and testers come in several configurations to meet various testing needs:
Standalone VFLs – Compact laser pens designed specifically for fiber fault location.
Multi-Function Testers – Combine VFL, optical power meter, LAN cable tester, and tone probe into a single device.
High-Powered Models – Up to 30mW output, providing extended reach for longer fiber runs.
Handheld & Portable Designs – Lightweight with lanyards and carrying cases for easy transport.
These products are stock items and typically ship within 24 business hours. While they are not customizable, we offer a range of other fiber testing tools that can be tailored to specific requirements.
Troubleshooting Fiber Optic Networks – Quickly locate breaks, bends, and poor splices in fiber cables.
Testing Patch Panels & Connectors – Verify proper connections and detect any signal loss points.
Field Installations & Maintenance – Essential for technicians working on fiber networks in telecom, data centers, and enterprise environments.
LAN & Ethernet Cable Testing – Multi-function testers allow for both fiber and copper cable diagnostics.
A VFL is a handheld fiber optic tool that emits red laser light to help detect breaks, bends, or faults in optical fibers.
Our VFLs can detect faults up to 30km, depending on the model and fiber conditions.
Yes, they work with single-mode and multimode fiber, but detection distance may vary.
No, these VFLs use standard AA batteries, which are not included.
Multi-function testers combine a VFL with additional features like an optical power meter, RJ45 LAN cable tester, and tone generator, making them more versatile for troubleshooting fiber and copper networks.




