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K-3838 -
Kongter Test & Measurement Co., Limited
Kongter’s K-3838 earth fault detector is the updated model which is developed to fast detect, trace and pinpoint virtual grounding faults on LIVE DC systems where electrical cables have breakage and current lost to ground. It will save you from long time unnecessary troubleshooting and helps to increase the reliability of your electrical equipments. Our unique technique makes it safe and fast to handle earth fault in DC systems that are working online.
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NetUSB-1149.1/E -
Corelis, Inc.
The NetUSB-1149.1/E (4 TAPs) is an advanced USB 2.0 and LAN-based controller that can be used in the testing and/or in-system programming (ISP) of devices, boards, or systems compliant with the IEEE-1149.1 standard. The NetUSB-1149.1/E controller supports concurrent (gang) testing and in-system programming of CPLDs and Flash devices at TCK rates of up to 80MHz.The controller connects to the computer either through the USB interface or LAN interface for easy installation at nearby or remote locations. Other features include signal delay compensation for long cable lengths to the UUT, TAP signals, and GPIO discrete signals which are individually programmable from 1.25V to 3.3V, programmable slew rate control and pre-power up test for shorts between power and ground traces on the UUT.
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GAO Tek Inc.
GAOTek provides a large collection of high quality, affordable E1 testers that are specially manufactured to speed up the ethernet maintenance time and work efficiency for sale to the United States, Canada and Globally. These devices consist of PING, router trace, a port location tool, a loop-back tool and offers a variety of Ethernet diagnostic functions. These E1 Ethernet test instruments are all incorporated with test tools for E1, V port, and Gigabit Ethernet link repairs, and failure diagnosis. E1 Ethernet testing devices are user-friendly, can be used in Ethernet cable tests, flux error code tests, connectivity performance, traffic testing, ethernet wire testing, and bandwidth verification. As these devices help in measuring and proving performance for criteria Ethernet networks they are commonly used in the RFC2544 performance test.
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Extech CB10-KIT -
Extech Instruments Corporation
The CB10-KIT is an Electrical Troubleshooting Kit that features three tools with 5 functions. The CB10 is an AC Circuit Breaker Finder/Receptacle Tester that locates circuit breakers and tests receptacle wiring. The CB10 allows the user to quickly locate 110 Volt to 125-Volt AC circuit breakers and fuses with audible and visual (LED lights) circuit breaker indication. The product also features a variable sensitivity adjustment to pinpoint correct circuit breaker. The second tool is the CT20, a Continuity Tester/Wire Tracer that tests continuity via bright flashing LED and loud pulsating beeper. The remote probe with LED allows a single user to trace up to three cables. The third tool in this kit is the DV20; an AC Voltage Detector/Flashlight with non-contact detection of AC voltage from 100 VAC to 600 VAC via built-in bright LED flashlight with ON/OFF button built in a rugged double molded housing.
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CB29H -
CAMI Research Inc. (CableEye®)
CAMI Research Inc. (Acton, MA) announces another new board for its CableEye cable and harness testing systems. Populated with four 16-pole screw terminal blocks, the board addresses high voltage (HiPot) testing to 2100Vdc/1200Vac. Of particular interest to the harness testing market, the CB29H is also available as a transition board variant (CB29AH). The CB29H and CB29AH boards are high voltage versions of the CB29 with the high voltage traces running on inner layers to afford additional safety, and protection from contamination. Each contains four 16-pole screw terminal blocks that will accept bare wires from 12- to 30-gauge in size. The metal jaws firmly grip an inserted wire without damaging or distorting the end, and the space between each terminal block may be used as a wire channel to guide wires neatly to the side. For each channel, a pair of holes is provided through which wire ties may be inserted to hold the wire bundles in place.
