VeEX Launched FX95 Fiber Test Set
The new automated device is designed for rapid certification of high-density multi-fiber cabling infrastructure.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Tech — General
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VeEX has unveiled the FX95, an automated bidirectional multi-fibre optical loss test set. The company debuted the technology at the SCTE TechExpo in Atlanta.
Why it matters
The product addresses the growing industry demand for efficient Tier 1 certification of high-density multi-fiber cable infrastructure in data centers and outside plants.
The FX95 features a native MPO-24 APC optical interface and supports testing for MPO-24, MPO-12, MPO-8, and duplex cables. It includes a patented NoApp QR code feature, officially recognized under US Patent 12,190,199.
The players
VeEX
VeEX is a global manufacturer of innovative test and measurement solutions for communication service providers and equipment manufacturers.
SCTE TechExpo
SCTE TechExpo is an annual industry event focused on telecommunications technology, engineering standards, and infrastructure innovation.
The details
The FX95 utilizes a pair of meters to perform automated bidirectional insertion loss, length, and polarity measurements. Results are documented using a patented QR code system that eliminates the need for external applications.
Timeline
VeEX showcased the FX95 from September 29 to October 1, 2026, at the SCTE TechExpo in Atlanta.
The Tech Race
As data centers continue to migrate toward higher-density fiber counts, tools like the FX95 represent a shift toward automating complex manual testing procedures. This advancement replaces older legacy testing methods, positioning VeEX to compete in the high-stakes sector of network maintenance.
The automation of bidirectional insertion loss measurements will allow technicians to complete fiber certifications with greater speed and accuracy. This reduces the time spent on field testing in data centers while simplifying the documentation process through the NoApp QR integration.
The takeaway
The introduction of the FX95 highlights how automation is critical to maintaining complex fiber optic networks efficiently. Technicians should look for tools that incorporate QR-based documentation to reduce manual data entry errors in their daily workflows.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Advanced-television.
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