Fluke Networks CableIQ Cable Tester Coaxial

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N° de stock RS:
513-6435
Référence fabricant:
CIQ-100
Fabricant:
Fluke Networks
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Marque

Fluke Networks

Equipment Type

Cable Tester

Connector Type

Coaxial

Tone

Yes

Model Number p

CableIQ

Power Source

Battery

Battery Type

AA

Battery Life

20 h

Dimensions

7 x 3.5 x 1.75in

Weight

550g

Display Type

LCD

Height

45mm

Length

178mm

Maximum Operating Temperature

+50°C

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

Width

89mm

Statut RoHS non applicable

Pays d'origine :
CN

FLUKE Network Cable Tester, Coaxial Connectors, Battery Powered - CIQ-100


Finding it hard to pin down a fault on your Ethernet cable? Root it out with this CableIQ network cable tester from FLUKE. The versatile tool is ideal for troubleshooting voice, data and coax wiring and you don't need special skills to use it thanks to its simple operation. A built-in time domain reflectometer graphically shows you the distance to a fault, making problem areas a cinch to find. As it identifies breaks and shorts by pin, it quickly guides you to a snapped wire or faulty terminated jack. This tester's also got you covered if you need to print out professional reports, as software is integrated into the design.

Features & Benefits


• Large graphical display for quick and simple diagnostics
• Easy-to-use dial interface offers convenient mode-switching
• Storage capacity of up to 250 results to keep data on hand
• Battery-operated for mobility and ease of use

Applications


• IT professionals
• Data and communication centres
• Electrical engineering
• Retail outlets

Does this network cable tester identify crosstalk?


Yes, besides its standard functions, you can also use this versatile tool for advanced troubleshooting, such as diagnosing crosstalk, noise interference and insertion loss.