Digital Tone and Probe Kit Highlights Platinum Tools ISC West 2024 Booth

HUNTERSVILLE, N.C.—Platinum Tools, a manufacturer of solutions for the preparation, installation, hand termination and testing of wire and cable, has announced it will feature its Digital Tone and Probe Kit (p/n TDG310K1C) during ISC West 2024, held in Las Vegas, Nev. from April 10-12 at the Venetian Expo and Convention Center, booth #3036.

The East Coast-based company points out the product was launched just last year and it is now available. Platinum Tools says the kit carries an MSRP of $144.95.

“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.”

The latest tool kit from the company offers features that include:

  • Trace and locate cables in unpowered or live circuits
  • The Digital Tone and Probe Kite Provides audible and visual signal strength indicators
  • Built-in testing of RJ45 terminations
  • Check status of analog phone lines
  • Platinum Tools adds the kit also provides built-in high-intensity flashlight

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