Digital Network Cable Tester, RJ45, RJ11

Digital ethernet cable tester with RJ11, RJ45, BNC, USB ports, network cable toner and probes provide clear and accurate tracing of communication cabling, safely and effectively locating wiring frames, switches, terminal blocks or cables hidden in harnesses. Network cable tester is a useful tool for technicians installing and maintaining weak electrical systems.

Specification

Features

• Find BNC coaxial cables, shielded and common network cables, four-core network cables, telephone cables, USB cables and other metal cables with superb immunity to interference and no noise.
• Alligator clips extend to find the wire and cable, and can find its short circuit location.
• Available in the switch, router power on state to find the line.
• Capable of measuring the length of network cable within 305m, can determine the location of short circuit and break point, with calibration function.
• Capable of measuring the length of coaxial cables up to 2500m, with accurate location of break points.
• Able to accurately determine the open circuit point at one end (left, right or middle).
• Low voltage indication function when the host voltage is too low (≤6V).
• Short-circuit, short-circuit, cross-circuit and short-circuit test for BNC coaxial cable, and short-circuit test for telephone cable.
• Setting and storage and retrieval functions.
• Automatic delayed power off and backlight function.

Details

Applications

The network cable tester is an essential tool used in the field of network and data communication systems. It is primarily used to test the continuity, connectivity, and performance of network cables and wiring. A network cable tester is commonly used in different industries, including IT, telecommunications, security systems, and home automation. 
Tips: What is a network cable tester?

A network cable tester is a tool used to verify and troubleshoot network cables. It is used to test the connectivity and performance of various types of network cables, such as Ethernet, twisted pair, and coaxial cables.

The basic function of a network cable tester is to check the continuity of the wires inside the cable and to identify any potential faults or problems. Some more advanced network cable testers can also test the quality of the cable, such as its bandwidth or signal-to-noise ratio.