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V0 Fibre Blowing Machine
V0 Fibre Blowing Machine V0 Fibre Blowing Machine V0 Fibre Blowing Machine V0 Fibre Blowing Machine V0 Fibre Blowing Machine V0 Fibre Blowing Machine V0 Fibre Blowing Machine V0 Fibre Blowing Machine V0 Fibre Blowing Machine V0 Fibre Blowing Machine V0 Fibre Blowing Machine

V0 Fibre Blowing Machine

V0-CAN

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The V0 Fibre Blowing Machine is an extremely compact electrically operated fibre blowing machine optimised for FTTx installation of blown fibre (EPFU) and micro/nano cables, from 0.8 to 6mm into duct from 3 to 16mm. A full digital control system with soft- start, electronic fibre security, memory functions, combined with high speed possibility makes the machine very easy and effective to use. Can be operated directly from its case.

Features & Benefits
  • Electrically operated, battery connected, optional power supply
  • Allows installation in a larger duct with a smaller compressor
  • Electronic stopping/slipping protection within 250ms
  • Gentle operation, reduced cable pull with the aid of continuously variable pushing force
  • Forward and reverse function
  • Display for current speed, distance, pushing force pressure and duct air temp
  • Stepless pushing force on cable up to: 60N
  • Adjustable clamping force
  • Works with electronic documentation system (JetLogger)
  • 110/240V Power supply (No need to charge or change batteries)
  • Table bracket - For safe installation on working table
  • Metal drive wheel for <2.5mm cable
  • Softstart: Enables an even smoother start protecting the fiber
  • Memory: The last inserted data like pushing force will stay in the memory even if the device will be switched off or the battery need to be exchanged
  • Service info: Memory of total milage/distance since the machine was taken into operation
  • Duct air temp: Display showing the air temperature injected into the duct