Tripp Lite Network & Power Over Ethernet PoE Signal Tester w Carrying Case
Mfg # T015-POE
CDW # 6460155
Quick tech specs
- PoE signal tester ensures network cables are working properly and identifies connected PoE devices and voltage level
- Identifies powersupplying equipment type 802.3af or 802.3at standard
- Tests open/short and cross status in network cabling
- 2 Year Tripp Lite Warranty
- Tests info of standard/nonstandard PoE devices such as voltage/polarity
- Tests realtime power consumed by Power Delivery devices in PoE systems
- Tests power consumed by DC applications and switch’s loopback function
Know your gear
The T015-POE Network and PoE Tester consists of an emitter and a remote. Its functions include standard and non-standard PoE equipment detection, PoE power online test, network cable continuity test, DC power test and switch loopback test. It is a practical tool for technical personnel to use during installation and maintenance of security monitoring equipment, communications wiring, integrated wiring and other weak-current systems.
Before connecting more PoE devices and other network equipment to your STP or UTP Cat5/Cat6 cabling, find out what else is connected and how much power is running through the cable. This tester will detect switches, VoIP phones, security cameras and other devices on the line. It will also detect PoE devices and tell you how much power is passing through them. Finding out the amount of power draw ahead of time can prevent you from overloading the cable by adding more devices.
Quickly validating whether a faulty PoE cable is the issue in a malfunctioning application can save you time, trouble and money, as can detecting a faulty cable before you install it. The T015-POE flips from sync testing (Continuity) to loop testing to power consumption testing. It displays an 8-pin-to-pin wire map and shield connection status to ensure mapping continuity and proper configuration. It is able to test voltage, current and power between the power adapter and the powered device.
This PoE signal tester consists of a main emitter unit and a removable remote identifier that are secured in a protective carrying case when not in use. The emitter is powered by three AAA batteries, which are included (the remote unit requires no supplied power). To test a cable that has already been installed, separate the two units and connect them to each end of the cable.
Before connecting more PoE devices and other network equipment to your STP or UTP Cat5/Cat6 cabling, find out what else is connected and how much power is running through the cable. This tester will detect switches, VoIP phones, security cameras and other devices on the line. It will also detect PoE devices and tell you how much power is passing through them. Finding out the amount of power draw ahead of time can prevent you from overloading the cable by adding more devices.
Quickly validating whether a faulty PoE cable is the issue in a malfunctioning application can save you time, trouble and money, as can detecting a faulty cable before you install it. The T015-POE flips from sync testing (Continuity) to loop testing to power consumption testing. It displays an 8-pin-to-pin wire map and shield connection status to ensure mapping continuity and proper configuration. It is able to test voltage, current and power between the power adapter and the powered device.
This PoE signal tester consists of a main emitter unit and a removable remote identifier that are secured in a protective carrying case when not in use. The emitter is powered by three AAA batteries, which are included (the remote unit requires no supplied power). To test a cable that has already been installed, separate the two units and connect them to each end of the cable.