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1Gb Certifier
Mar 10, 2005
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We looked at this, and initially were impressed, but a recent article from Fluke swayed us away from it.
Of course Fluke being their competitor might be a bit biased, but they pointed out that it does not do as many frequency "steps" as the Fluke models.
In short the article indicated that it was not a "True" certifier in regards to EIA/TIA specs.
An exec for the company (Test-um) admired to this and said " It still serves a purpose"
To get a better understanding of philosophy of the Validator testing and how it does it. Check out: :
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is a bit heavy however I believe it is worth a read)
A copy of the Validator User Manual is also worth checking out at:
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Phil
I just bought one of these in america ...£570 including delivery when it is delivered I will be testing 500 cat5e points will tell you what i think soon!
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