Network/Ethernet Cable Tracer, RJ45, RJ11

The low cost network cable tracer has an RJ45 connector for ethernet cables and an RJ11 connector for telephone line testing. The receiver offers a range of up to 3000m on the RJ11 port and up to 100m on the RJ45 port.

Specification

Features

• Receiver RJ45 interface for short-circuit/break/sequence detection of network cables.
• Transmitter RJ45 interface for line finding/pair detection of network cables.
• The transmitter RJ11 interface is used to detect the working status of the telephone, the positive and negative level, and the metal wire seeking interface.
• The ethernet cable tracer has a Micro USB interface and is equipped with a 3.7V 1050mAh rechargeable battery and USB charging function, which effectively extends the life of the product and the battery, and is environmentally friendly and reliable.
• The headset can be used in noisy environments to avoid external interference.

 
Dimension (Unit: mm)

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: How to interpret the results of a network cable test?

• Check the continuity of the cable: If the continuity test is passed, it means that there is a complete and unbroken connection between the two ends of the cable. If the test is failed, it means that there is a break or short circuit somewhere in the cable.
• Verify the cable length: The cable length test will indicate the actual length of the cable. This is important as it will help identify any problems with the cable's quality or performance. If the measured length is different from the actual length of the cable, it may indicate that the cable is damaged or has a high resistance.
• Check for signal loss: The cable signal loss test measures the amount of signal loss that occurs when transmitting data over the cable. If the test shows a high amount of signal loss, it may indicate that the cable is of poor quality or has been damaged.
• Verify the cable type: The cable type test will identify the type of cable that has been tested. This is important as different types of cables have different properties and may require different testing procedures.