Cable & Optical Analyzer Fluke Networks Fluke Networks DTX-1800-MO

• Works on any two or more conductor cable up to 3,000 feet (915 meters)
• Instantly measures distance to open or any fault from one end of any cable pair
• Patented SmartTone™ tone generator positively identifies pair
• Measures cable distance on spool

 

• Full featured, handheld T1 test set at an affordable price
• Instantaneous detection and display of framing, line coding, errors, alarms, level, frequency and more
• Transmits and receives common Bit Error Rate Test (BERT) patterns and includes all common loop codes, including HDSL

 

• 1000 Mbps Ethernet interface
• Inline device and traffic analysis
• IntelliTone digital toning
• VoIP option included
• Port monitoring and authentication option included

 

• Dedicated, handheld 802.11 a/b/g/n wireless network tester
• Rapidly perform a wireless discovery
• See wireless network utilization by channel
• quickly determine if it is 802.11 traffic or non-802.11 interference
• Robust and in-depth WLAN connection tests - from probing to DHCP request to ping

 

• 1000 Mbps Ethernet interface
• Inline device and traffic analysis
• IntelliTone digital toning

 

• LinkRunner Duo
• SimpliFiber Pro optical power meter
• 850/1300 multimode source
• VisiFault VFL
• FT120 FiberViewer

 

• SmartTone technology
• Send tone signal up to 10 miles on most cables
• Line cord features angled bed-of-nails clips and ruggedized RJ-11 plug
• Continuity testing
• Line polarity confrmation

 

• Exceeds the feld tester retirements for Level IIe (Cat 5e), Level III (Cat 6)
• Level IIIe (Cat 6a) and Level IV (Cat 7 and Cat 7a)
• 350 MHz future-proofs your investment for future applications such as 10 Gigabit Ethernet, Class F and CATV
• Fast, reliable, and rugged with extended 12-hour battery life and colour display

 

• Link Verification of Fiber and Copper Circuits at 10/100/1000MBps
• Layer 1, 2, and 3 Loopback
• Fiber Power Measurements
• PING Testing
• VLAN Verification
• Designed for the Field
• Cable Testing

 

• Link at 10/100/Gig and Fiber
• Ping key devices
• Verify 802.1X settings
• Detect PoE service
• Identify switch port