Fluke Networks DSX-602: The Ultimate 500 MHz Cable Analyzer with Wi-Fi

Features and Specifications: Fluke Networks DSX-602 500 Mhz Cableanalyzer V2, W/Wifi

Product Overview:

The Fluke Networks DSX-602 500 Mhz Cableanalyzer V2 with Wi-Fi is a powerful and versatile tool for testing and troubleshooting copper and fiber optic cabling. It offers a wide range of features and capabilities, making it ideal for a variety of applications, including:

Installation and maintenance of data networks
Troubleshooting network connectivity issues
Verifying cable performance and compliance with industry standards

Tests copper and fiber optic cabling
Supports frequencies up to 500 MHz
Measures cable length, attenuation, and return loss
Detects and identifies cable faults
Generates professional test reports
Wi-Fi connectivity for remote access and data transfer

Copper Cabling:
Supported standards: TIA-568-A/B, TIA-568-C/D, ISO/IEC 11801
Frequency range: 10 MHz to 500 MHz
Measurement parameters: Length, attenuation, return loss, skew, delay
Fiber Optic Cabling:
Supported standards: TIA-568-A/B, TIA-568-C/D, ISO/IEC 11801
Wavelengths: 850 nm, 1300 nm, 1550 nm
Measurement parameters: Length, attenuation, return loss

DSX-602 CableAnalyzer
Test leads and adapters
Carrying case
Software and documentation

Increased productivity: The DSX-602’s automated testing capabilities and Wi-Fi connectivity save time and effort.
Improved accuracy: The DSX-602’s advanced measurement technology provides accurate and reliable test results.
Enhanced troubleshooting: The DSX-602’s fault detection and identification capabilities help to quickly identify and resolve network connectivity issues.
* Professional reporting: The DSX-602’s professional test reports provide detailed documentation of test results for compliance and troubleshooting purposes.

Value:

The Fluke Networks DSX-602 500 Mhz Cableanalyzer V2 with Wi-Fi is a valuable investment for any network professional. It provides the features and capabilities needed to ensure the performance and reliability of copper and fiber optic cabling, saving time, money, and frustration.