Tester provides vision into dark coaxial cabling networks

Tool can map runs through splitters using up to four coaxial RF remotes.

The Coax Clarifier from T3 Innovation is a tester that "makes it simple and easy to discern the layout of a coax network, locate faults on individual cable runs, identify remotes through splitters, and determine cable run length," the company says. "In addition, separate wiremapping sets allow a technician to map out the entire coax system and measure the quality and characterization of the overall network for carrying services such as high-grade video, surveillance data and HD programming."

T3 Innovation lists the Coax Clarifier's features as follows.

  • Identifies cable faults
  • Displays cable run quality
  • Detects coaxial RF remotes through splitters
  • Locates splitters in the system
  • Tests and grades splitter performance
  • Measures cable length up to 1,500 feet
  • Wiremaps up to 12 coaxial locations

The single unit provides discovery, quality and condition testing all in one, the company notes.

You can find out more about the Coax Clarifier and T3 Innovation here.

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