| INTELLINET NETWORK SOLUTIONS 780094, five-in-one tester covering network, telephone, USB, FireWire and coaxial leads | $40 | A continuity tester with indicator lights — the third bullet gives a connection test with lights for eight individual conductors and for the shield, and the fourth names the three faults it checks for. There is no screen and no distance measurement anywhere on the page | Six kinds are named in the title: RJ45, 10Base, RJ11, USB, FireWire and BNC, while the badge on the same title says five in one. The first bullet gives Cat 5 and Cat 6 network and ISDN connections, the second gives USB A and B and six-pin IEEE 1394 FireWire, and the contents list adds a coaxial adapter. The count in the badge and the count in the brackets are both printed here as published | Yes — the third bullet gives a light for each of the eight conductors and one for the shield, and the fourth names wrong pin assignment among the faults | Not published on the listing — the three faults named are a short circuit, a wrong pin assignment and no connection, and a pair that is continuous but wrongly twisted is none of them |
| KLEIN TOOLS VDV500-705, analog toner, adjustable volume and headphone jack | $50 | An analog tone generator and wire-tracing probe — stated in the first bullet for open-ended, non-active low-voltage wires under 60 V. The wire map is performed by the toner and probe together rather than by either alone, stated in the fifth bullet | RJ45, RJ11 and RJ12 are named in the title, with an RJ45 to RJ45 test cable supplied per the fourth bullet, and alligator clips in the third for unterminated wire. The title also names Ethernet, telephone, speaker, coaxial, video and data cables | Yes, but only with both halves in use — the fifth bullet states that the toner and the probe together perform a pin-to-pin wire map test. No per-conductor indicator count and no list of fault names is published | Not published on the listing — the wire map is described as pin-to-pin and no fault is named individually, so a pair that is continuous but wrongly twisted is not addressed. No listing on this shelf publishes this row |
| NOYAFA NF-468S, 2,000 m (6562 ft) continuity reach, PoE claimed against its own warning | $30 | A continuity tester in two pieces with an LED result display and a PoE check — the second and third bullets name a QC continuity test and a host and remote arrangement, and the fourth adds the PoE function. No screen and no distance measurement appears anywhere | RJ45, RJ11, RJ12 and Cat 3 telephone wiring — stated in the first bullet with Cat 5, Cat 5e, Cat 6, Cat 6A and "CAT67" named for RJ45, and 6P2C, 6P4C and 6P6C telephone formats named individually, shielded and unshielded. "CAT67" is not a category | Yes — the second bullet names open circuit, crossover, straight through and short circuit as the QC test results, and states that the test detects the crimping of the modular plug, which is the commonest fault in a hand-made lead | Not published on the listing — the four results named are open, crossover, straight through and short, and a pair that is continuous but wrongly twisted is none of them. No listing on this shelf publishes this row |
| NOYAFA NF-8209, length per twisted pair in three units, live tracing to 600 m (1969 ft) | $55 | A multifunction tester and tracer in three pieces — transmitter, receiver and remote adapter, stated in the fifth bullet, with continuity testing, length measurement, PoE testing, port flash, link test, live tracing and a non-contact voltage pen named across the five bullets | RJ45, shielded and unshielded, with 8-pin network and 9-pin shielded leads both named in the second bullet. Cat 5 and Cat 6 are named for the length function in the third, and the title adds telephone line finding | Yes — the second bullet names short circuits, open circuits, miswiring and a normal connection as the one-to-one continuity results, with the remote adapter at the far end. The 9-pin case puts the drain of a screened lead inside the test | Not published on the listing — the faults named are short circuit, open circuit and miswiring, and a pair that is continuous but wrongly twisted is none of them. No listing on this shelf publishes this row |
