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Pete
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 18, 2024
You get what you pay for, Fluke are inexpensive and the reason is quality and reliability
John Dorelien
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2023
Bought a cheaper brand that was about half the price and it was not as good and randomly died, pay the extra, its work it cause I remember not buying this and so i basically bought this anyways after my cheap brand broke
IRVIN
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2023
Fluke speak for it self with quality!
R. J. Ponzio
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2022
At first I was buying cheap testers that died after only a few weeks of use. Sometimes other testers died after plugging then into a cable where the other end was still connected to a switch, not even a PoE port, just a regular active network connection. Sometimes, they just stopped working for no apparent reason...Just checked my Amazon history and I purchased this Fluke unit in April of 2013. So, been using it 9 years now, no issues, still as reliable as the day I bought it. Enough said.
Russ Beinder
Reviewed in Canada on March 2, 2022
I bought this as I needed to terminate some wires in difficult to access locations. I have not had it too long, but it has worked fine.It correctly identified an intermittant problem. I thought the device was faulty as sometimes it would show three good pairs and sometimes four, but later discovered twisting my newly terminated wire a bit exposed a flaw in my work.It does do a weird thing that I cannot find in the documentation where it cycles a green light through each pair when I press test. It seems to have to do with whether or not a wire is connected before or after it is powered on. If I power on before connecting anything, it seems to work fine.
Douglas Brooks
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2022
This is a simple but very effective cable tester which is does great with. Solid design. Doesn't come with a case so purchased the third party case with it which is great. Wanted to do cable tracing with it as well but needed to purchase the Fluke probe as well. Together addresses my cable testing and tracing needs cost effectively.
Emery L Bowles
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2021
A must for any data tech. Perfect size. Checks your wire mapping and can trace twisted cable easily using a compatible probe. Most will work I suspect. Best part, easily traces through the cable making cable location a breeze. I use it daily. I love this tool.
役立たず
Reviewed in Japan on January 30, 2021
フルークとサンワサプライはどちらかのOEMと思われます。MASTECHはどちらかのデッドコピーと思われます。フルークはブリスターパックでケース無し。サンワサプライは紙箱でケースあり。MASTECHはビニールにエアキャップの怖い状態で海外から…画像の3種類はワイヤーマップの間違い、断線、短絡、スプリットペアが見れます。スプリットペアが見れる物はあまり無いので助かります。サンワサプライとフルークはトーンを出せるので、トーンプローブで捜索できて便利です。サンワサプライとフルークは単４電池4本ですが、MASTECHは"4LR44"(LR44が4つ入った電池)の特殊電池です。子機の固定がMASTECHだけ緩いです。小型なので出張などで活躍しています。
David Raynor
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on November 25, 2020
For the money, this is a very comprehensive way to test network cables and ports are wired and working correctly.
Todo urgente
Reviewed in Mexico on October 30, 2019
muy buen producto la marca lo define
Andrew S.
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2018
Fluke products are always great. I purchased to trace/test a prewire job. Worked great and couldn’t be happier.
Pete L
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2015
You can't go wrong with anything Fluke makes. I would have given this 5 stars if it wasn't $80. I don't mind paying that because the device works well, it tones, it shows miswires and shorts and reversed lines. I got it in December and use it weekly sometimes daily. Absolutely worth it if you have the money to spend. If you are on a budget I would pick up a klein vdv scout pro mapper. Those range from $70ish to $150 for the higher end. The klein has an text-base display and comes with 5 remotes that you can use at the same time.....anyway. This product does exactly what it said. I love fluke stuff, I just feel like this was a little pricey for what it does.
Regular Joe
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2012
I'm primarily a software guy at work, but I like to tinker with networking at home and as a volunteer at my church. I've always wanted to add a basic network tester to my tool kit. My network guy at work is a big fan of Fluke and he recommended the Micromapper when I asked. He said it would detect all the basic errors I was likely to encounter including the dreaded split pair.My unit arrived with 4 AAA batteries already installed. Unfortunately, the batteries were DOA. I thought it might be the unit itself, but with a set of fresh batteries, the Micromapper fired right up. I used the tester on several cables that I thought were good and they all tested OK.I wanted to see the thing actually find an error so I wired up some mistakes using the wiring diagrams that come on the printed quick start guide and a long hunk of old cat5 I had sitting in the basement. It was pretty easy to create reversed pairs, miswires and opens and the unit correctly identified each mistake.The Micromapper also includes a tone generator and so I purchased the Trendnet analog tone probe . Using my test cable, I practiced toning the cable and finding the best way to probe the cable to get the loudest tone (probe parallel to the cable pointing the probe towards the generator). The two units work very well together even though they're from different vendors.With my new toys, I went to church to test some of the cable runs I had previously installed. I tested the connections for 3 servers and 5 workstations. Everything was clean except one workstation had an open on pair 4/5! I eliminated the patch cables and isolated the fault to the in-wall cable and/or wall jack/patch panel punch downs. I'm going back tomorrow to correct the problem.The bottom line is I now have the tools to quickly validate that both patch cables as well as my in-wall cabling is correctly wired.
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