An Entire Arsenal of Fully Functional Network Testers in One Unit
The SignalTEK II™ Fiber Optic Qualification Tester by Trend® takes the growing portability, efficiency and advancement of the modern tester to the next level. This tester qualifies any fiber or copper cable to IEEE 802.3 standards and performs necessary network testing operations. Whether you need to qualify, wire map, test speed and performance, or even measure cable, the SignalTEK II has you covered.
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Part Number: ID-151053-EA
Name: Ideal Industries Signaltek II 1 x NiMH power module
Tests fiber optic and copper cabling to IEEE 802.3ab and other Gigabit performance standards for use in commercial networks.
Performs several useful operations including pin/pair wire mapping, various performance tests, and ping testing, allowing you to replace several other testers.
Tests can be performed through switches and intermediary equipment, allowing full system diagnosis without having to disconnect components.
Ideal for qualifying any new fiber optic or copper cabling installation for use in VoIP, CCTV, Ethernet, and other high-bandwidth applications.
IPv6/POE+ compatibility makes this a future-proof investment
Generates extensive, detailed reports of job completion that can be exported for printing.
Auto-test function speeds the testing of common applications, reducing total network downtime.
2.8” (7.1 cm) backlit LCD color screen clearly displays results in any lighting.
Both copper and fiber inserts are user-replaceable
Full molded rubber housing provides maximum durability for many years of use.
Other testing tasks include:
Wire Mapping (RJ45): Displays pairing configuration, pair length, termination condition, and delay skew (Gigabit only), and provides distance to fault.
Link Establishment: Displays the fastest Ethernet speed established (10/100/1000 Mbps)
Cable Performance: Determines packet size, total number of packets transmitted/received, number of errors, and a bar graph of each.
VOIP Performance: Same function as the Cable Performance testing, but uses smaller packets to simulate VoIP transmissions.
Web Performance: Tests the cables' performance under the payload of typical Internet packets
IP Video Performance: Tests the cables' performance under the payload of IP video applications
DHCP: Requests a UP address from the server
Ping: allows you to choose the packet size, number of packets, and delay between packets