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Docooler - Medidor de cable de red LAN
Ayudará a probar cables instalados o de conexión, cables LAN blindados de prueba (STP) o sin blindaje (UTP) y escudos de prueba en cables USB. Adecuado para probar 4 tipos de cables: RJ-45, RJ-11, USB y BNC.
Características:
Prueba 4 tipos de cables: RJ-45, RJ-11, USB y BNC. Prueba cables instalados o de conexión.
Prueba cables LAN blindados (STP) o sin blindaje (UTP). Prueba escudos en cables USB.
Puede probar desde 2 puntos remotos. Beeper proporciona una anunciación audible de los resultados de las pruebas.
La unidad remota almacena en la unidad principal. Indicaciones del terminal BNC 25/50 Ohm.
Indicaciones rectas o cruzadas. Los LED indican conexiones y fallas de cables y clavijas.
Características:
RJ-11/RJ-45 están equipados con chapado en oro de 50u. Distancia de prueba de 300 pies (RJ-45/RJ-11/BNC).
Diseño ergonómico y portátil. Alimentado por una batería alcalina de 9 V. (No incluido)
Cómodo acceso a la batería. Indicador de batería baja.
Prueba simple de un botón. Prueba de velocidad rápida.
Con una bolsa de piel suave para llevar. Alta calidad.
Cable probado:
Cables LAN UTP y STP, terminados en conectores RJ-45 macho (EIA/TIA 568);
Cables RJ-11 con conectores macho, 2 a 6 conductores instalados;
Cable probado:
Cables USB con enchufe plano tipo A en un extremo y tipo B cuadrado en el otro extremo
Cables BNC con conectores macho
Fallos indicados: Sin conexiones, cortocircuitos, aperturas y cruzadas
Indicador de batería baja: Luces LED para indicar batería baja
Potencia: 1 batería alcalina 6F22 DC de 9 V (batería no incluida)
Color: gris
Tamaño del artículo: aprox. 162 x 85 x 25 mm
Peso del artículo: 164 g (batería no incluida)
Tamaño del paquete: 22,5 x 11 x 4,3 cm
Peso del paquete: 215 g
Incluye:
1 probador de cables de red 4 en 1
1 conector remoto de extremo lejano (USB RJ45 RJ11) (conectado a la unidad principal)
1 conector remoto BNC
1 bolsa de transporte
1 manual de instrucciones (idioma español no garantizado)
mighybri248
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 28 de noviembre de 2023
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
Jake Smith
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de marzo de 2022
Spend the extra few bucks on this version over the other common one floating around under ten everywhere. This one is very fast and shows everything all at once. This is just a better tester for a few bucks more, plus it can test a few more odd cables if you need it.Unless you need to professionally test cables all day, get this. Otherwise grab one of the pricey digital screen ones that can show tons of data.This tells you at a glace if its shielded, connected, and which strands are damaged. Doesn't constantly cycle through them like the other testers.
Mathieu
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de junio de 2015
Nice little meter. I checked only the RJ 45 (Ethernet) cable, but it worked great and I found my problem immediately.The rub is: even thought it is advertised as checking USB cables (and I'm sure it does) it checks only the old Type A to Type B connectors. I wanted it for Type B mini. Alas, no luck. The connectors on the device are for the Type B (look at the picture closely) connector, and I can't find an adapter anywhere (I'm still looking though). There are many adapters on the market but no Type B mini Female to Type B (original) Male. You'd think that would be a popular adapter, but apparently not.Except for that one little (NOT) thing, this meter is just what the doctor ordered. If I find an adapter, I'll post it here.
Noah
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de febrero de 2015
I cut the sheath off a couple Ethernet cables I was about to throw away to make sure this thing can detect errors correctly. Whenever I touched 2 bare wires together, it beeped differently, lit up the "short" indicator, and lit up which 2 wires were shorted. It can even detect 2 shorts at the same time by lighting up 4 wire numbers (the lights across the top). When I snipped individual wires within the Ethernet cable, it still beeped normally and lit up "connected." but not all of the 8 lights across the top lit up, which showed which ones were not passing the signal through. It only lights up "not connected" when all of the wires are snipped, or the end is not plugged in. I also tested about 10 Ethernet cables (some CAT5, CAT5e, and CAT6) that I had not tampered with, and it showed that all of them are fine. It detected everything perfectly, so I trust it does what it is supposed to, even though it wasn't an extensive test.Other than that, I find it easy to use and understand, and I also like how there is a detachable part. That way you don't need both ends of a cable in the same spot to test them, which is great if you already have the cable where you want it.If you want to test your cables, I highly recommend this unit.
Junkie
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 13 de diciembre de 2013
Also very pleased, especially at this price. My only quibble [I would rate it 4.5 stars] is that the BNC plug for the other end of the cable doesn't store inside the unit. Most of the appeal was that everything snaps together nicely into one unit when not in use, but the one loose connector kind of ruins that. They do give you a little soft case for the unit, so at least you can slip it in there.Functionally, very pleased. It has the measurement I was most interested in, which was detecting whether a modular phone cable is wired as a crossover or not, since that's a very common flaw in that kind of cable. It detects and displays that clearly and quickly, and even makes a different kind of beep so you can tell the result without looking at the display. Really handy since I was sorting through about 20 cables. It also shows you whether you have a 2, 4, or 6 conductor cable.And, I'm sure the coax impedance checking will come in handy for future CATV work - really a surprising amount of functionality in this little unit for the price.
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