Fluke Networks PRO3000F50 Amplifier Probe, 1000 Hz Tone Frequency

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175-2557
Mfr. Part No.:
PRO3000F50
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Fluke Networks
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Brand

Fluke Networks

Product Type

Amplifier Probe

Model Number

PRO3000F50

Tone Frequency

1000Hz

Power Source

Battery

Standards/Approvals

No

COO (Country of Origin):
MY

Fluke Networks Filtered Probe


The Fluke Networks Filtered probe provides clear and precise tracing of communication wiring and cabling. The tester probe's innovative filter obstructs noise from external sources while listening to a tone through a cable. It obstructs the signal of 50Hz external interference. It has tone and trace wire testing on non-active networks. It has a speaker with loud audio output in noisy situations. These features will empower the users to solve the most complex service issues by easily verifying network components and cables that are connecting them.

Features and Benefits


• Button to easily switch between filtered and unfiltered modes

• Extended battery life because of auto-off capability

• ABN Clips for easy attachment to unterminated cables

• It can send signals as far as 16kms on most cables

• SmartTone™ technology provides five distinct tones for exact pair identification

• Whenever any body part comes in contact with the probe, the tone generator recognizes this and generates a different tone to notify it

• Shortens time on job site

• Simplifies testing process

Applications


• Quality testing of network infrastructure in telecommunication

• To detect continuity in network cables or wires

• To detect broken connections between different nodes in a network

• It can be used for tracing cable through drywall, wood and other enclosures

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