📊 Continuity Measurement Function by RockyMars Display Review

I chose this tester to replace an old analog tester that I have been using for many years. I originally bought a digital tester at one of the hardware stores but returned it without even opening it after spotting this tester at Revain. First was the price, $90 versus $50. Second, this tester works with POE connections. A tester that offers this feature from another company costs over $300. At only $50, this is the perfect tester for the home user. If your business relies on this type of tester…

This tester does more than I can test, but the first runs disappointed me. I appreciate the light at the end because cable rooms are often a dark mess with cables hidden and bundled, although they're best kept out of sight and out of sight, but the first tests I did extensively were pretty uncomfortable. ran a 6ft cable and the device kept telling me it was between 7.9ft and 9.9ft. Then I ran 25 feet of cable and it kept showing numbers like 27.9 and 29.9 feet. At one point he told me that a 25

Managing network cabling for a small community was a challenge. We have long cable runs (many close to the Ethernet limit) and dozens of connections. Therefore, using some basic Ethernet testing and tracing tools has become a necessity. While our setup doesn't come close to meeting the accuracy requirements of many commercial setups, it's still important to minimize as many potential problems as possible. The RockyMars NF8209 network cable tester made this task easy. Our older (simple) cable…