{"id":7064,"date":"2017-06-11T11:44:41","date_gmt":"2017-06-11T11:44:41","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.telecomstalk.com\/?p=7064"},"modified":"2018-06-22T14:26:04","modified_gmt":"2018-06-22T14:26:04","slug":"fujikura-europe-launch-new-line-bluetooth-enabled-fusion-splicers-ecoc-2017","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.telecomstalk.com\/?p=7064","title":{"rendered":"Fujikura Europe to launch new line of Bluetooth enabled fusion splicers at ECOC 2017"},"content":{"rendered":"

Chessington, UK. mickey mouse phone case iphone 6<\/a> 11 September 2017: Leaders in connectivity and splicing technology, Fujikura Europe will be launching a new line of Bluetooth enabled splicers at ECOC 2017 in Gothenburg, Sweden \u2013 the largest market in Europe for ribbon splicing. The new core alignment single fibre optical fusion splicer, the 70S+, and the new twelve fibre ribbon optical fibre fusion splicer, the 70R+, are welcome additions to the original line of Fujikura fusion splicers, with the introduction of Bluetooth integration which allows the splicer to pair via the accompanying \u201cSplice+\u201d Smartphone application. iphone 7 magnetic phone cases<\/a> These smart splicers can detect cleave and strip condition, monitor battery and power usage, and retain the unique, class-leading features from the original high-performance flagship line-up, including: fully automatic wind protector and improved heater, user customisable settings, ruggedized exterior which is dust, shock and rain resistant, and true core-alignment splice performance. knomo iphone 6 case<\/a> The splicers also include a three year warranty as standard, supported by Fujikura\u2019s fully trained network of distributors. Also being presented at ECOC 2017 alongside the 70S+ and 70R+ will be the new RS02 and RS03 Ribbon Fibre Strippers, which are suitable for use with all Fujikura models of splicers. iphone 6 plus case leopard<\/a> Featuring Bluetooth connectivity and Smartphone app capabilities, and with a typical heating time of just three seconds and an auto adjusting heat sensor to monitor temperature and heating time, the RS Strippers are the perfect accessories for fast, smooth and efficient stripping. The RS03 comes equipped with new features such as large capacity battery for 600 stripping cycles \u2013 six times larger than a conventional stripper \u2013 and a wireless link with Smartphones for operational parameter adjustment. Developed to suit the stripping and splicing needs of Fujikura\u2019s SpiderWeb\u00ae ribbon technology, the RS02 and 03 can both effectively and reliably strip up to twelve fibres, making them an essential investment. spigen iphone x case<\/a> \u201cOur fusion splicers, connectors and cabling products can make a real difference to clients\u2019 networks by providing an accessible and efficient solution without compromising performance,\u201d said Neil Bessant, Fusion Splicer Divisional Manager at Fujikura Europe. iphone 7 plus phone cases for teen girls<\/a> \u201cWith ECOC 2017 taking place in Europe\u2019s largest market for ribbon splicing, we are especially looking forward to launching our newest splicers as well as showcasing our other world-leading technology and the potential it offers to ECOC attendees.\u201d A full range of Fujikura Europe\u2019s fibre optic solutions will also be on display at the company\u2019s booth (#439) at ECOC, including the original 70S and 12S fibre optic splicers, the ever-popular 22S, as well as a range of other specialty splicers, cable connectors, cleaners and cabling solutions. iphone 8 case initials rose gold<\/a> To learn more about Fujikura Europe technology, please visit: http:\/\/www.fujikura.co.uk\/. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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