VisiMap eliminates direct laser viewing from multi-strand fiber identification. Indirect viewing via screen. LED options that remove lasers entirely.
FDA regulates lasers over 5mW as Class 3B. The Laser Safety Institute says any facility using lasers over 5mW should designate a Laser Safety Officer. Most don't.
Independent testing confirms many VFLs are mislabeled — actual output power can be 10x the stated level on the label. Class 3B lasers require a designated Laser Safety Officer.
Traditional VFL testing requires technicians to look directly at fiber endfaces in high-density environments — often at distances under 3 feet from the light source.
Technicians view fiber status on a tablet or smartphone screen — never the fiber endface. The 3.9mm otoscope camera resolves impossible viewing angles in dense panels.
The FCM-12LED uses LEDs entirely — removing laser risk from the equation across multimode, single-mode, and FTTX last-mile applications.
The FCM-6VFL uses proprietary mini-VFLs at eye-safe power levels. Field-swappable, hard-wired, no batteries — designed for safe operation.
Far end decoders announce strand identification audibly — in any language or code. Pair with Bluetooth headphones for noisy environments.
Ask your team: does your facility have a designated Laser Safety Officer? If not, and your techs use VFLs over 5mW, that's a compliance gap VisiMap closes on day one.