Platinum Tools to Show TDG310K1C Kit at ISC West 2023

HUNTERSVILLE, N.C.—Platinum Tools, a popular manufacturer of solutions for the preparation, installation, hand termination and testing of wire and cable, has announced that it will feature its recently launched Digital Tone and Probe Kit (p/n TDG310K1C) during ISC West 2023 show, which is set to take place in Las Vegas, Nev., from March 29-31 at the Venetian Expo and Convention Center.

“The TDG310K1C Digital Tone and Probe Kit allows tracing and locating of single or bundles cables that are connected to unpowered or active networks such as phone lines, network cables or coax cables,” explains George Jang, product manager, Platinum Tools.

“The built-in test functions can verify proper termination of network cables or test for shorts in the single-ended test mode.”

TDG310K1C Digital Tone and Probe Kit at Platinum Tools ISC West Booth #3036

Some of the features TDG310K1C Digital Tone and Probe Kit offers include:

  • Trace and locate cables in unpowered or live circuits
  • Audible and visual signal strength indicators
  • Built-in testing of RJ45 terminations
  • Check status of analog phone lines
  • Built-in high-intensity flashlight

At the annual security industry trade event Platinum Tools will be exhibiting in booth #3036. The N.C.-based company also points out the TDG310K1C Digital Tone and Probe Kit has an MSRP of $144.95 and it is already shipping.

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