Tester káblov VALUE Quicker kábel tester model 13.99.3001 — test priechodnosti a zapojenia sieťových káblov

VALUE Quicker Cable Tester model 13.99.3001 is a compact handheld tester for quick verification of RJ-45/UTP and RJ-45/STP network cabling. It checks pair continuity and wiring order to help installers and technicians identify open circuits, shorts and crossed pairs during LAN installation and maintenance. The kit includes the main tester, a remote unit and a carrying case; a 9V battery is required and supplied.

Advantages

The tester performs OPEN, SHORT and CROSS tests and provides visual LED indication on both the main unit and the remote unit. An audible beep alerts the user to test results, while Step/Auto select modes allow manual step-by-step checking or automatic scanning. Additional features include low battery indication, auto power off and a compact size for easy transport.

Suitable for

• LAN installation and verification
• Troubleshooting network cabling on-site
• Checking continuity and wiring order of Ethernet cables (RJ-45/UTP, RJ-45/STP)
• Maintenance and field testing by installers and technicians

Key specifications

• Model: VALUE Quicker Cable Tester 13.99.3001
• Tests: OPEN, SHORT, CROSS
• Indicators: LED on main and remote unit; audible beep
• Modes: Step and Auto select
• Power: 9V battery (included)
• Auto power off and low battery indication
• Dimensions: 104 x 78 x 33 mm

How to use

Connect one end of the Ethernet cable to the main unit and the other end to the remote unit. Select Step mode for manual sequential testing or Auto mode for automatic scanning. Observe LED indicators on both units and listen for beep signals to determine OPEN, SHORT or CROSS faults. Replace the 9V battery when the low battery indication appears and store the tester in the included carrying case after use.

Recommendations

Use the tester on de-energized cabling only; avoid testing live telephone or power lines. For consistent results, ensure connectors are fully seated and test both ends of the link when diagnosing faults.