Lanberg Cable tester RJ-45, RJ-12, RJ-11, Coaxial

Cable tester RJ-45, RJ-12, RJ-11, Coaxial

The Lanberg cable tester is a multifunctional device for testing wires in telecommunications networks. The device is an indispensable tool for every installer. It helps to significantly save time in verifying network pairs. The device is mainly used to measure the continuity of LAN cabling and verification of connections along with the detection of possible problems with short circuits or incorrect pairings. With the help of this tool you can test connections of telephone wires terminated with RJ-11 connector, UTP, FTP, SFTP strands terminated with RJ-45 plugs and wires terminated with coaxial plug. The device consists of two parts, which should be fixed at the ends of the tested cable:

- Tester equipped with diodes, RJ-45, RJ-12/RJ-11 connectors, coaxial and circuit breaker.
- Terminator (attachments) equipped with diodes, RJ-45 and RJ-12/RJ-11 connectors.

The tester checks each vein separately using two speed modes and the correct connection of the screen to the modular plug when testing FTP (shielded) cables. With the above device you will find cables in most types of supported terminals like switches, routers, PC, patch panels, flush-mounted sockets, surface-mounted. The device has many practical functions such as:

- Automatic validation of connections in RJ-45 and RJ-11 cables.
- Slow test function.
- Measurement and control signaling by 9 LED diodes.
- Two speed modes (automatic scan) with the possibility of setting the normal speed and slowed down.

The tool will be used in telecoms, Internet cafes, engineering companies, Internet and electric networks, server rooms, both in small and medium-sized companies. It also works well in low-voltage installations such as cable television networks, alarm and fire alarm systems, access control systems as well as CCTV and IP monitoring systems. The device allows you to perform the following tests:

- Detection of an incorrect connection.
- Detection of short circuits and interruptions in wiring or wiring.
- Detection of the intersection of parish
- Detection of the reversal of par.