Triplett Byte Brothers Real World Certifier 2 Ethernet Cable Category Verifier and COAX Tester with Exportable Reports (RWC1000K2)

Founded in 1904, U.S.-based Triplett Test Equipment continues to be on the leading edge of specialized testers.

Whether you are in the dotcom, telecom, audio/video, electrical or security field, you will find Byte Brothers products designed for you at a price you can afford. In addition to the normal distance, opens, shorts, distance to fault and wire map, the Real World Certifier (RWC) performs sophisticated timing, crosstalk and cable construction tests to display cable category (Cat 5E, CAT6, etc.), propagation delay and skew. This greatly improves your installation skills because the RWC spots slightly under-crimped connections, cable coiled in the wall and other maladies that affect cable performance. Plus, you can store up to 250 test results in the RWC's flash memory for later printing using standard Excel spreadsheets. These can be emailed or given to your customer as proof of test. And, if you wish to test hubs, switches and NIC cards, the RWC displays the device's signal level(s) and device type (10,100,1000MB/s, half and full duplex). This is useful in determining signal strength at the end of a long cable run. What to locate a jack? Use the toner or blink the LED light with our \"port blinker.\" Includes a Main unit; Probe with built-in Remote jack; zippered and embroidered case; patch cables; USB cable; two 9V batteries; instruction manual.

Whether supplying vital test equipment to the U.S. Signal Corps during WWII, or providing the railroad industry with essential testers to ensure the safety of their crews and the public, Triplett prides itself in developing innovative, reliable, and durable test equipment for every technician--that also won't break the bank.

Compatible with all 10MB, 100MB and GIGABIT networks,Test existing cables for higher speed compatibility,Go “inline” between two LAN devices and identify the negotiated speed,Test 10/100/GIGABIT PCs, switches and hubs for adequate signal levels.