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The LANSmart Pro Kit is the next generation of LANSmart, the most popular and versatile cable tester for technicians, installers, and network professionals on the market. It has all the key functions of the original LANsmart with additional testing capabilities. With the included digital probe, tracing and identifying cables is much simpler using digital signal technology.
What's more, the LANSmart pro Kit is capable of testing telephone and coaxial cables making this device an All-in-One companion for technicians, installers, and network professionals.

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• All-in-one tester: wire map, twisted mapping, short location, and quick test
• Pin-to-pin wiremap: open, short, reversed, crossed, split pairs, miss-wire, and shield continuity
• Cable short location: locates the short position
• Quick test function: memorizes a cable's pin-out
• Digital and analog: tone generator
• Port finder function: to locate the corresponding cable or socket connected to the hub, switch, or router
• Measures 2/4/6 pin telephone cable length and faults
• Measures cable length of Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat7 cables without remote
• Self - calibrating function: allows for increased measuring accuracy when testing length of non - standard cables
• Cable organization: indicates the I.D number of the remote terminator
• Tests telephone and coaxial cables
• RJ - 45/RJ - 11 tort protection from damage due to high voltage from the telephone line
• 2 functionalities in one: probe unit and remote terminator
• Digital signal tracing technology to avoid noises and false signals
• Accurately traces and identify cables quickly and efficiently
• Can identify cables in bundles or at patch panels
• Includes audible and visual indicators
• Receives both digital and 1 kHz analog signals with both two distinct tones
• 9 visual indicator levels for tone signal sensitivity
• Adjustable speaker volume for various working environments
• Special inductive tip for protection against accidental shorts from high voltage devices