description CableMaster 5000 Overview
The CableMaster 5000 is a high-performance cable tester designed for Ethernet, coaxial, and fiber optic cables. It provides detailed diagnostics including length, attenuation, and fault location, making it suitable for both field and lab use.
This model is ideal for IT professionals and network technicians who require precise and reliable results in various environments. Its user-friendly interface and robust build make it a top choice for ensuring network reliability.
info CableMaster 5000 Specifications
| Weight | 420g (including battery) |
| Battery | Rechargeable Liion, 3.7V, 4000mAh, up to 8h runtime |
| Display | 3.5inch color touchscreen, 320×240 pixels |
| Connectivity | USBC (data/charging), Bluetooth4.2, optional WiFi module |
| Certifications | CE, FCC Part15, RoHS compliant |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 180mm × 90mm × 35mm |
| Operating Temperature | 10°C to 50°C |
| Supported Cable Types | Ethernet (Cat5e/6/6a/7), Coaxial (RG6, RG59), Fiber Optic (SC, LC, FC) |
| Length Measurement Range | 0 500m (Ethernet/Coaxial), 0 2km (Fiber, using visual fault locator) |
| Fault Detection Resolution | 0.5m for Ethernet/Coax, 1m for fiber |
balance CableMaster 5000 Pros & Cons
- Supports Ethernet (Cat5e/6/6a/7), coaxial (RG6, RG59), and fiber optic (SC, LC, FC) cable testing
- Provides detailed diagnostics: length measurement, attenuation, return loss, and precise fault location
- Rugged, portable design with a large, backlit color display for field use
- Intuitive touchscreen interface with guided test workflows and autocalibration
- Builtin rechargeable battery offering up to 8 hours of continuous operation
- Data export via USBC and optional Bluetooth for integration with reporting software
- Advanced fiberoptic tests (e.g., OTDRlike waveform) are limited compared to dedicated fiber testers
- Premium price point relative to basic cable testers, making it less ideal for occasional home users
- Requires periodic calibration to maintain accuracy, adding maintenance effort
- Bulkier and heavier than some handheld testers, affecting pocketability
- Some advanced features require optional accessories (e.g., PoE load test module), increasing total cost
help CableMaster 5000 FAQ
Can the CableMaster 5000 test both Cat6 and Cat7 Ethernet cables?
Yes, it supports Cat5e through Cat7 Ethernet cables, measuring length, continuity, wiring faults, and advanced parameters like return loss and nearend crosstalk.
Does it support PoE testing?
The unit can detect PoE voltage on powered cables, but a dedicated PoE load module (sold separately) is needed to simulate full PoE loads and verify power delivery.
How long does the battery last on a full charge?
The builtin lithiumion battery provides up to 8 hours of continuous testing; charging via USBC takes about 2 hours.
Can I export test reports to my PC?
Test results can be exported as PDF or CSV files via USBC, and optional Bluetooth enables wireless transfer to mobile devices.
What is the warranty coverage?
CableMaster offers a 2year limited warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship, with optional extended service plans.
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IT professionals and network technicians who need a versatile, highaccuracy cable tester for troubleshooting Ethernet, coax, and fiber in both field and lab environments.
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What are the key specifications of CableMaster 5000?
- Weight: 420g (including battery)
- Battery: Rechargeable Liion, 3.7V, 4000mAh, up to 8h runtime
- Display: 3.5inch color touchscreen, 320×240 pixels
- Connectivity: USBC (data/charging), Bluetooth4.2, optional WiFi module
- Certifications: CE, FCC Part15, RoHS compliant
- Dimensions (L×W×H): 180mm × 90mm × 35mm
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