Sperry Instruments TT64202 Cable Test Plus, Coax & UTP/STP Cable Tester - Detects: Shorts / Miss-wires & Reversals, Wiring Reference Chart Included, 2 Pc. Kit, Yellow & Black

Product Description Safety is the number one priority on any job site. Sperry Instrument's testing equipment can be put to good use ensuring that electrical equipment is properly installed and safe to operate. The condition of electrical installations can be established when contractors use test equipment. Any test unit that can be used to measure or review an application without coming in contact with a live conductor is a necessity. Testing equipment can be put to good use ensuring that electrical equipment is properly installed and safe to operate. Faulty installations can be lethal; the condition of electrical installations can be established when contractors use test equipment. Sperry Instrument is pleased to offer an innovative full feature line of test equipment designed to make electrical work faster and safer. The Sperry Instrument's Network Cable Tester for Coax, Cat3 through Cat6 Ethernet tests for opens, shorts, miss-wires, reversals and shield continuity. The easy-to-read LEDs of this cable tester pinpoint the exact error of the cable being tested. From the Manufacturer Tests both twisted pair and coax cable installations. Tests continuity. Both tester and remote have UTP/STP and Coaxial test jacks for detecting opens, shorts, miswires, and reversals in T568A and T568B configurations. Rubber overmolded construction provides long life and comfortable use. Tester and remote snap together for transportation and storage when not in use. Wiring reference chart and Jumper cables included. Operates on 2 AAA batteries (included).

• Tests coaxial cable as well as Category 3 - 6 patch cords and installed, in wall cables for proper wiring
• Detects opens, shorts, miss-wires, reversals and shield continuity
• Use by connecting the 2 halves with the cable needing testing
• Included jumpers allow testing of installed, in-wall cables
• Easy-to-read LED pinpoints the exact error