🔌 Enhanced Rj11 Cable Tester with Multiple Functions Review

I mainly use continuity (cable) and length (kind of a light TDR) testers which suit my needs very well. Toner wasn't particularly impressed. The tint tube is not a traditional analog wand. It only lights up when a signal is detected, which is normal when trying to locate a wire on a punch box or patch panel. Wasn't as effective at finding a tone down the middle of a wire as if the phone lines split and went in different directions. I'll probably look for a more traditional toner.

This set offers many possibilities. I'll turn to the next one. 1) Search for fiber optic cable. There is a good powerful laser and a frame for connecting a fiber optic patch cord. Once you have it; You take the other end of the connection cable and connect it to the partition on the wall. I've used it to test 62.5nm multimode fiber, so that's all I can say. This was invaluable for fiber identification in a large fiber bundle. (see photo) 2) By attaching one of the four included key fobs to one…

I recently installed a 12 port patch panel and found I had several faulty outlets. While one of my problems was my own fault (completely spaced apart and completely plugged in the wrong way round) and would have been apparent with a visual inspection, my two patch panel connections were not secure. I bought this to see if it would help me check my cables and connections and it worked great. Some other properties like length I can't swear to. I tried checking the length of the 5 foot cable but…