Mini LAN-Tester Multi-Function – Open, Straight & Crossover Test Function
The Mini LAN-Tester Multi-Function is a compact, essential diagnostic tool for anyone working with Ethernet cables. Designed for convenience and precision, it allows you to quickly identify faults in your network wiring. Whether you’re testing for open circuits, straight-through, or crossover configurations, this tester ensures every connection is properly verified.
Versatile Testing for All Network Setups
With support for RJ45 and RJ11 cables, this tester handles common cable types used in LAN setups. It clearly indicates cable continuity, open lines, miswires, and crossover configurations through LED indicators, making it easy to interpret results on the go.
Open, Straight, and Crossover Test Modes
This device lets you run multiple test modes:
- Open test to detect broken wires or incomplete circuits
- Straight-through test for standard Ethernet patch cables
- Crossover test for specialized cable setups used in peer-to-peer networks
Each test helps eliminate guesswork, saving you time and reducing network downtime.
Portable and User-Friendly Design
Lightweight and pocket-sized, the tester is perfect for fieldwork or desktop use. It features a detachable remote unit that lets you test both ends of a long cable without needing a second person. Even beginners can quickly learn to use it thanks to its straightforward layout and labeled ports.
Reliable Results in Seconds
Simply plug in each end of the cable, power on the unit, and watch the LEDs signal the cable’s status. In just a few seconds, you’ll know whether the cable is good to go or needs replacement. This makes it a must-have tool for IT support, networking students, and installers.
Shop Near You – Nairobi, Kenya
Whether you’re a tech hobbyist or a networking professional, you can shop online and get this tester delivered within 24hrs to Nairobi, Ngara, or any location across Kenya. It’s compact, affordable, and incredibly effective—discover reliable network tools at unbeatable prices.
