Copper Cable Certifier, 1965ft. MPN:LT4-500S
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Copper Cable Certifier, 1965ft.
Maximize your network's performance with the Copper Cable Certifier from TREND NETWORKS. This powerful tool allows you to certify and test copper cables up to 1965ft in length, ensuring your network is running at maximum speed of 100 GBps. With its advanced features, including wire mapping detections and fault location pulse duration, you can quickly identify and resolve issues. Ideal for use with cable testers and in LAN environments, this certifier is perfect for IT professionals, network administrators, and data center technicians looking to optimize their network's performance and ensure data integrity.
Top product features:
- Cable Certification: Tests cable integrity for certification.
- Wire Mapping Detections: Detects crossed pairs, opens, shorts, and split pairs.
- Fault Location: Locates faults in cables with a pulse duration of 7 seconds.
Top product applications:
- Cable certification for LAN installations
- Testing and fault location in data centers
- Verification of copper cable performance for network upgrades
Copper Cable Certifier, CAT Safety Rating Not Applicable, Testing Functions Cable Certification, Adapters Included RJ45, Connector Type RJ45, Maximum Speed Measured 100 GBps, Data Safe Monitor No, Display Screen Type LCD Touchscreen, For Use With Cable Tester, Includes Channel Adapters, LanTEK IV-S 500MHz, Permanent Link Adapters, Maximum Cable Length 1,965 ft, Fault Location Pulse Duration 7 sec, Wire Mapping Detections Crossed Pairs, Opens, Shorts, Split Pairs, Alert Type Light, Sound
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: MY
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 18.30
- Package Width: 16.00
- Package Height: 8.50
- Package Weight: 15.40
Product info last updated on January 27, 2026 5:26pm UTC
Category: Data and Communication