Fluke TS54-A-09-TDR TS 54 TDR 3-in-1 Test Kit, Includes TDR, Angled Bed-of-Nails (ABN) and Piercing Pin

Designed for telecom, security and network pros, the Fluke TS54 TDR 3-in-1 Test Kit delivers essential diagnostics in one rugged, field-ready package. This network tester combines a precision Time Domain Reflectometer (TDR) with a toner/pair identifier, plus an Angled Bed-of-Nails (ABN) and Piercing Pin for fast access to insulated pairs. You get accurate cable length and fault location across twisted pair, coaxial and parallel conductors, plus voltage and mA measurements to verify line power before you commit to repairs. Built with Fluke’s RainSafe™, DropSafe™ and DataSafe™ technologies, the TS54 is weatherproof and able to butt-in on live DSL lines without crashing data services—perfect for surveillance, monitoring and security system deployments. At just 1.16 lb and using a standard 9V alkaline battery, the kit is 62% lighter than prior solutions, increasing mobility and reducing technician fatigue. Backed by Fluke Networks’ reputation and a 1-year limited warranty, the TS54 streamlines field diagnostics for voice, data and video networks. Add the TS54 TDR kit to your toolkit to speed installations and minimize downtime on network, security and surveillance projects.

• All-in-one field kit: combines TDR, toner and pair identifier so technicians carry one compact tool instead of multiple devices.
• Fast, accurate fault location: TDR finds cable length and locates faults on twisted pair, coaxial and parallel conductors to reduce mean-time-to-repair.
• Rugged, weatherproof design: patented RainSafe™, DropSafe™ and DataSafe™ protections let you test outdoors and butt-in on live DSL lines without disrupting data.
• Angled Bed-of-Nails (ABN) + Piercing Pin: access tough insulation and crowded jacks for quick pair ID and toner tracing in tight spaces.
• Lightweight portability: 62% weight reduction over legacy kits and runs on a common 9V alkaline battery for long shifts in the field.
• Service verification tools: voltage/current indication, caller ID and DTMF digit grabbing help isolate customer-premise issues during voice, data and video installs.