Splice Up Your Life with the Splice Fault Detector
Our Red Dot award-winning Splice Fault Detector is a non-invasive field testing tool that improves splice quality and end-customer experience in real time, without disconnecting the network.
Direct light-loss measurement, not estimation
Traditional fusion splice machines rely on estimation algorithms based on visual input, which can miss dirt on fibres, contaminated splice protectors, or core misalignment. The Splice Fault Detector uses advanced IR sensors to detect precise light leakage.
This passive, non-invasive test provides real-time insight into splice quality without disconnecting customers, ensuring consistent, reliable performance even in challenging conditions and reducing costly truck rolls.
Built for provision and repair activities
Reduce Costs
Fewer faults at customer premises means fewer truck rolls and crews.
Eliminate Revisits
Confirm splice quality first time, on live fibre.
Guaranteed Accuracy
Precise, repeatable measurement of splice loss.
Non-Invasive
Tests without stress on the cable or customer disconnection.
Works on Live Fibre
Operates on the live network IR signal, no red-light test needed.
Identify Splice Loss
Pinpoint network splice loss with confidence.
Cloud Traceability
App-powered logging for a full record of every test.
Open APIs
Available for seamless integration with your systems.
Limitations with current solutions
The Splice Fault Detector offers a reliable post-splice testing method for engineers, ensuring a final quality check is always completed.
It checks for light loss without putting stress on the cable, providing a direct measurement rather than a geometric estimate.
Our tool operates on the live network IR signal, eliminating the need for a red-light test and reducing unnecessary intervention. It is compatible with both cladding and core alignment splice machines.
Want to see it in action?
See how it reduces faults, cuts costs, and improves first-time-right performance. Complete the form to schedule a personalised demo or request a sample.