FIS University Training Videos
Build your fiber optic knowledge with the Free 2-Hour Fiber Optic Training Video from Fiber Instrument Sales. This training video provides practical, easy-to-understand instruction covering the fundamentals of fiber optics, essential installation techniques, testing procedures, and industry best practices.
Whether you're new to fiber optics or looking to strengthen your technical knowledge, these training videos provide a convenient way to learn at your own pace and develop the skills needed to work confidently with fiber optic systems.
Learn the Fundamentals. Build Your Skills. Master Fiber Optics.
FIS University Overview Training Video
FIS University Free 2-Hour Training Video: Presented By FIS
The FIS University Free 2-Hour Fiber Optic Training Video provides more than two hours of instruction across 14 chapters, covering topics including fiber optic theory, connectors, splice-on connectors, MTP/MPO connectivity, fiber optic cable, fusion splicing, cleaving, OTDR operation, power meters and light sources, MTP/MPO testing, enclosures, network design, and proper fiber cleaning.
FIS University Free 2-Hour Chapter List
Chapter 1: Fiber Optic Theory
Chapter 2: Fiber Optic Connectors
Chapter 3: Splice On Connectors
Chapter 4: MTP/MPO Style Connectors
Chapter 5: Fiber Optic Cable
Chapter 6: Fusion Splicing
Chapter 7: Cleaving Fiber
Chapter 8: OTDR Operation
Chapter 9: Power Meter & Light Source
Chapter 10: MTP/MPO Test Set
Chapter 11: Enclosures
Chapter 12: Network Design
Chapter 13: Cleaning Fiber
Chapter 14: FIS/Conclusion
Free 2 Hour Fiber Optic Training
Presented by FIS
In this video, understand how fiber optics work in 14 chapters of different topics from fiber optic theory, OTDRs, splicing, enclosures, connectors and how to maintain products and equipment by proper cleaning procedure.
Introduction from John Bruno
In this video, understand how fiber optics work in 14 chapters of different topics from fiber optic theory, OTDRs, splicing, enclosures, connectors and how to maintain products and equipment by proper cleaning procedure.
Introduction from John Bruno