Fluke Networks MT-8200-63A IntelliTone Pro200 Probe

This is a very powerful toner and you have to be sure you're on the right wire. After toning in digital mode, I switch to analog. Or I hold this tone in one hand and use my bare hand as the probe, yes, it's that powerful.

I get these for all of my techs. They are a little more spendy than the analog units, but for the time savings, it's worth it for me. My techs wouldn't know how to use an analog tracer if they needed to and they complain and cry anytime they have to use one. The main speed advantage of this fluke is the ability to trace the wire and then immediately flip the switch and be able to verify each pair for wiring issues or breaks. I've had to replace a few as the guys are pretty hard on them in the field but like I said, it's worth it. They do have analog built in if needed as well.

They are pricey, but you get what you pay for. Good solid equipment.

Se siente que esta un poco suelto, pero cumple su función

I recently purchased the fluke CIQ-100 Meter, I needed the 200 probe to be able to identify each individual Cat5 cable when we run 10 to 15 lines to single location. We absolutely rely on the meter and the probe to help us do the job and save us time and money.The probe is extremely reliable and very easy to use. It has paid for itself several times over because of the time is saves us.

A must have basic tool for troubleshooting CATx cable locations. Works with assorted Fluke/Netscout cable toner sources.

Kinda pricy for what it does.

I use this almost every day and while there are cheaper versions my grandpa always told me to never skimp on something you'll use for your job..that said if you're going to tone wires one time it probably won't make sense for you. I've toned over 500 cables and it's been a great tool to use.