Kenable Kauden Xt475 Rj45 Network Tester Qc Plug Test & Poe Protection Aa Powered from B&Q

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Kauden XT475 RJ45 Network Tester with inchQC inch Single Head Plug Test The Kauden XT475 is an advanced network tester designed for installers and IT professionals. It quickly verifies the pin-out status of RJ45 structured cabling as well as RJ11 and RJ12 telephone leads. It features Over Voltage Protection to safeguard the unit if it s accidentally plugged into a live PoE circuit. Its standout feature is the ** inchQC inch Single Head Test** a unique mode that allows you to test the crimp quality and pin condition of an RJ45 plug *in isolation* from the cable. This is a massive time-saver helping you identify if a faulty plug is the problem without having to test the entire cable run. Key Features inchQC inch Single Head Test: Allows you to test the pin condition of an RJ45 plug in isolation to verify a correct crimp. Comprehensive Cable Testing: Tests wire mapping for RJ45 RJ11 and RJ12 cables locating short circuits open circuits and wrong connections. PoE Over Voltage Protection: Built-in protection safeguards the tester from damage if accidentally connected to a live PoE circuit. Dual-Speed Test: Features two different testing speeds to suit your workflow. Remote Terminator: Includes a detachable remote unit for testing pre-installed cables and patch panels. Clear LED Display: Provides a simple easy-to-read LED indication of the cable status and any faults. Battery Powered: Operates on a single AA battery (not supplied). Portable & Durable: A compact and robust tool for any installers kit. Applications Home Use Verifying new homemade Ethernet patch cables with the inchQC inch test. Troubleshooting faulty network or telephone (RJ11) connections. Identifying cable faults (shorts opens) in a home network. A must-have for any DIY home networking or cabling project. Office and Professional Use Mass-testing the crimp quality of newly made patch leads with the inchQC inch mode. Quickly diagnosing if a fault is in the plug or the cable run. Verifying wall ports patch p.