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RJ45 UTP/STP USB RJ11/RJ12/BNC/RCA Remote Cable Wire Tester

RJ45 UTP/STP USB RJ11/RJ12/BNC/RCA Remote Cable Wire Tester Logico
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The remote Cable Tester is a palm-sized unit with four different testing ports: RJ-45, RJ-11, USB and BNC for the testing of today's most popular media. This unit can be used to verify the condition of cables, both before and after their installation. The passive module can be separated for testing the remote end of installed network cabling.

One button testing offers easy operation and multiple LEDs give clear testing results. The unit will also automatically shut off when not in use.
Product Descriptions:
  • Detachable module for testing two remote points
  • Open/Short wiring test
  • Connected wires display
  • Crossover wiring display
  • Ethernet 10BASE-2 termination value detector
  • Non-parallel display
  • One step operation
  • Automatic deactivation
  • Easily visible LED display provides operation status
  • Equipped with RJ-45 and RJ-11 ports both with gold plating
  • Maximum cable length 600ft. (RJ-45/RJ-11/BNC)
  • No connection/No terminator indication
  • Wrong connection/Non-parallel connection Display
  • Emissions safety: FCC Class B; CE Class B
  • Dimensions: 5-5/8" x 3-3/8" x 1" (143mm x 85mm x 25mm)
  • Net Weight: 0.38lbs (175g)
  • Palm size with carrying bag
  • Powered by 9V alkaline battery (not included)
  • Detailed instruction manual

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