The DSX CableAnalyzer copper-testing solution certifies twisted-pair cabling for Ethernet deployments up to 10 Gigabit and supports Category 5e, 6, 6A, and Class FA systems.
Technical Data:
A ten-second Cat 6A test helps achieve certification quickly.
Graphically displays fault sources, including crosstalk and distance to shielding faults, for faster troubleshooting.
Manages up to 12,000 test results with full graphics.
The capacitive touchscreen enables rapid tester configuration with easily selectable cable types, standards and test parameters.
One billion links recorded in LinkWare management software.
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The DSX certifies copper cabling to all applicable standards, including Level VI/2G accuracy, simplifying job management and accelerating system acceptance for technicians and project managers.
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