Multifunction Network Cable Tester, RJ45/RJ11

Low cost multi-network cable tester for sale, tests RJ11 and RJ45 terminated cables for miswiring, open and short circuit faults and its robust construction makes it ideal for use in the harshest environments.

Specification

Note: ATO-NCT-868 can measure the network cable sequence through and through, and can measure the network cable disorder cross.

Features

• Transmitter: Alligator clips for open and short circuit testing.
• Low voltage/indication function: When the 9V battery is below 6.5V, the scanning light and the line sequence light on the transmitter flash alternately to indicate a low battery level.
• Illumination function: Convenient for normal operation in dark environments, with "OFF/ON" light switch on the side of the receiver.
• Headphone function: Convenient for use in noisy or long-distance line finding when the sound is weak, there is a small round hole on the side of the receiver for the headphone jack.
• Adjustable volume function: convenient to find the target line by the volume level when multiple lines are closely connected on the switch, router or accessory shelf, the volume adjustment switch is located on the right side of the receiver.
• Voltage resistant function: Prevents burnout of the cable search and pairing.
• G light function: network cable shield light, if it is a shielded cable, G light will flash, G light The function is to see if the shield is connected.

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: Why do I need a network cable tester?

A network cable tester is essential for network technicians or anyone who works with network cables. It can help you identify connectivity issues, such as broken or damaged cables, miswiring, or improper termination. It can also help you locate the source of the problem quickly and save you time troubleshooting. A network cable tester can test different types of cables, including Ethernet, Coaxial, and telephone cables, and verify their speed, length, and continuity. By using a network cable tester, you can ensure that your network is working correctly and prevent network downtime.