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Fluke Networks LIQ-100 LinkIQ Cable + Network Tester
Original price was: 2 497 CFA.2 273 CFACurrent price is: 2 273 CFA.
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Description
- Cable Performance testing up to 10GBASE-T via frequency-based measurements
- Network features including: IPv4 and v6 ping, nearest switch diagnostics (IP address, name, port / VLAN number, and advertised data rates)
- Ethernet Alliance certified PoE Verification – Detects the PoE class (1-8) and power, and performs a load test of available PoE from the connected switch
- Displays cable length, wire map, and distance to open or short
- Manage results and print reports from LinkWare PC
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Wolfgang Burkhard –
Ein wunderbares Gerät was durch das Farbdisplay kaum Wünsche offen lässt.
Stefan –
Für das was es kann einfach zu teuer.
Um zu sehen ob die Verkabelung richtig ist gibt es deutlich günstigere Angebote. Wirklich mehr kann dieses Messgerät auch nicht.
Happy customer –
Super Gerät zum professionellen Messen von Netzwerken. Ich verwende den LIQ-100 fast jeden Tag. Top Gerät und einfach zu bedienen!
Durilec –
Produkt wie beschrieben.
Schnelle Lieferung +++
Jeremy N. –
Won’t do a passive poe load test. Wifi features are nothing more than what you can do with your phone.
John Robertson –
We use the LIQ for training. Compared to its peers, it’s my current favorite Cat cable tester for 5, 5e, 6 and 6A. I’ve included a photo of the TDR and wire-map functions, versus a Viavi ONX-580 OneExpert (a completely different device, but comparable for this test).
If you need verifiable crosstalk measurements (near-end, far-end, power sum, etc.), or Cat 7 or 8 testing, then you’ll have to get into the Fluke Versiv mainframe, like a DSX-8000, which is several times more expensive. However, for easy and simple qualification testing up to 10G, the Link IQ is superb. The single pushbutton test might mislead some that the unit cannot be customized for testing, as it did me when considering the device, but you can set-up virtually all key test parameters (shield or no-shield is an important one, for example). This requires a menu-dive, but I felt these were quick, simple, and intuitive. By the way, I’m sure the meter does perform basic crosstalk checks to qualify up to 10G, but you cannot directly see the results, as you would with more expensive certification devices, like the Fluke Versiv DTX (older) and DSX (newer) series.
The LIQ is light to carry, charges very quickly, and is reasonably well protected, although I wouldn’t want it to hit the floor with too much velocity (but you won’t do that…). The single included remote (ID #1), Cat 6A test cable, and worldwide power adapter kit, are all welcome accessories in the kit. Larger projects would benefit from you purchasing additional remote ID’s, but the single remote will go a long way to help with small and even medium size wire-mapping jobs. We are very happy with the purchase.
Jason –
I’ve been a big fan of Fluke products for a long time, and I upgraded to this from the CIQ-100 CableIQ Qualification Tester 2 years ago to be able to qualify 2.5/5/10Gbps cabling. It largely works just as you’d expect, with one major exception – the CIQ-100 immediately sensed when you switched the cable from port to port and immediately reported the settings for that port. With the LIQ, you have to manually go in and hit test after you move the cable. It seems like a little thing until you’re trying to locate and test several ports at once. In those situations, this unit essentially is multiple times slower than the CIQ, and is extremely frustrating. I was hoping that they would fix this with a software update since I bought it shortly after launch, but 2 years later, I’m still waiting….
jeff t1 –
Tests fast and is able to provide various network details (VLAN, IP, etc.) as well. If you have a large number of cables to test, its worth getting the additional remote ID kit.
I got this during the Fluke Promotion and was able to score a free accessory.
furfoot –
je n’ai pas pour habitude de faire un commentaire mais au vue de la qualité du produit je suis obligé, impressionant ,outil de qualité , alors oui il existe des appareils moins cher mais un Fluke reste un Fluke et il n’y a rien de semblable
Orla –
As a network specialist this has taken second guessing out of my job. The data it offers as well as the ease of use has been fantastic. The only downside side was the case. A little flimsy for such an expensive device. So I went ahead and got my own. Now everything is safe and better organized in a hard shell case.
John Robertson –
We built a several hundred sq mile gigabit WiFi network in the Western desert. Don’t know how we managed without this type of device to check our Network cabling to back-haul microwaves. Simple to operate from intuitive menu. The junior tech opened the box in the truck as we headed into the deserts. In moments we answered many networking questions in what most network jocks would call seriously adverse environments. In our application it paid for itself in a matter of hours because it identified sketchy network cable issues vs purchase & chg-out of costly microwave gear. Will update you in a year.
DW –
Everything worked and had zero issues
Jason –
I had high hopes for this tester. Supposedly it’s a CIQ-100 replacement but better. Not at all, it works great when attached to a good cable, not so much when it’s a problem. The old CIQ100 was able to quickly troubleshoot the problem, show up which pair is broken and where. This thing report problems as “not connected”. Ok so what now? Dig up the old CIQ100 to find out what’s the issue?