Common use of Power Testing Clause in Contracts

Power Testing. Grantor will conduct end-to-end loss measurements for each Buyer Fiber in the span and from both directions using an industry-accepted laser source and power meter, using the bi-directional average to determine the end-to-end loss at each appropriate wavelength. Grantor will conduct this testing at both 1310 nm and 1550 nm for Standard Single Mode Fiber, and at 1550 nm for Dispersion Shifted Fiber (True Wave™, LEAF™, etc.) or for spans that include both Standard Single Mode Fiber and Dispersion Shifted Fiber. Testing must ensure fiber continuity and the absence of crossed fibers in the span. Testing must be conducted where the Buyer Fiber is terminated by Grantor in fiber distribution panels at both ends of the span.

Power Testing. Grantor Contractor will conduct end-to-end loss measurements for each Buyer Fiber in the span and from both directions using an industry-accepted laser source and power meter, using the bi-directional average to determine the end-to-end loss at each appropriate wavelength. Grantor Contractor will conduct this testing at both 1310 nm and 1550 nm for Standard Single Mode Fiber, and at 1550 nm for Dispersion Shifted Fiber (True Wave™, LEAF™, etc.) or for spans that include both Standard Single Mode Fiber and Dispersion Shifted Fiber. Testing must ensure fiber continuity and the absence of crossed fibers in the span. Testing must be conducted where the Buyer Fiber is terminated by Grantor Contractor in fiber distribution panels at both ends of the span.