TDR/Cable Tester - (LVPRO10)

The Triplett Model LVPRO10 TDR/Cable Tester offers a comprehensive solution for LAN installers and repair technicians. It tests and traces both twisted pair (CAT5E/6/6A/8) and coax cables, detects cable length, and checks twisted pair continuity, opens/shorts, reversals, and split pairs. Detect PoE presence and perform an Ethernet port test with this versatile tool. Featuring a 2.8" backlit graphical LCD, built-in RJ11, RJ45, and coax ports, this tester ensures optimum visibility and easy connection. Use the tone mode to trace cables effortlessly. Its auto power off feature and 70VDC input protection add to the convenience and safety. The package includes a tracer probe with a built-in NCV Detector (>40V), flashlight, wiremap indicator lights, a low battery indicator, an earphone jack for noisy environments, and more.

CATEGORY: LOW VOLTAGE TOOLS

• Includes tracer probe with charging cable, remote adapter, RJ45 and RJ11 adapter cables, RJ11 cable with alligator clips, F- to F-connector adapter, (4) AAA batteries, and carrying bag

Datasheet

User Manual

• Q. How do you find the IP address of the network/device you are trying to connect to?
  A. Use the "Ping" feature - This will list all the IP addresses on the network which you are connected to. (User manual section 5.2 ping and 5.3 IP search.

• Q. What is a network testing probe?
  A. A network testing probe is a specialized tool used in conjunction with a network cable tester to accurately identify and locate network cable faults and connectivity issues in data networks.

• Q. What are the advantages of using a network testing probe for cable troubleshooting?
  A. Using a network testing probe allows for faster and more precise identification of cable faults, reducing downtime and improving network reliability by facilitating efficient troubleshooting.

• Q. Can a network testing probe work with all network cable testers?
  A. Network testing probes are generally designed to be compatible with various network cable testers, but it is essential to ensure compatibility with the specific cable tester model.

• Q. Can a network testing probe identify issues in both copper and fiber optic cables?
  A. Typically, network testing probes are designed to work with copper cables. For fiber optic cable testing, specialized probes and testers are required.