FLUKE networks Remote ID Kit #2-7 for MS-POE MicroScanner measurement tool
Remote identification kit adds numbered ID locators 2 through 7 for bulk RJ45 jack mapping with a MicroScanner PoE copper cable tester
- Product typeCapacitor Testers
- Identifies up to six remote locations
- Works with MicroScanner2 and MicroScanner POE testers
- Optional accessory for bulk RJ45 jack identification
- Compact kit measures 5.32" L x 4.72" W x 0.91" H
- Lightweight package weighs 0.1763698096 lb
Remote ID Kit for MicroScanner PoE
This accessory kit adds numbered identifiers 2 through 7 to Fluke Networks MS-POE MicroScanner cable testers. It enables technicians to trace and label multiple RJ45 jacks in a single visit. The kit is designed for installers who need to verify and document copper cabling infrastructure efficiently. It works as an optional add-on for compatible MicroScanner2 and MicroScanner PoE units.
Thermals noise and power draw
The passive identifiers contain no electronics, so they generate no heat, produce no audible noise and draw no power during operation. They connect directly to the cable endpoints without batteries or external supplies. Normal use therefore adds zero thermal load to the test environment. The MicroScanner handheld unit itself handles all active measurement functions.
Identifiers #2-7 for bulk jack mapping
The set supplies six distinct remote IDs numbered 2 to 7, allowing one technician to identify up to seven wall plates or patch-panel ports per trip. Without these extra remotes the tester can only confirm a single link at a time. Buyers who need more than seven simultaneous identifiers or who use a non-Fluke tester will find this kit incompatible.
How it compares
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- Price $561.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 3,030 comparable items (median $54.99).
Specifications
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| Product type | Capacitor Testers |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Remote ID Kit #2-7 on the MS-POE MicroScanner, and what step do people get wrong?
Plug the remote identifiers into the RJ45 jacks you want to trace, then run the MicroScanner2 or MicroScanner POE cable test unit; the common mistake is forgetting to power the MS-POE unit before scanning.
What maintenance or replacement will the Remote ID Kit #2-7 need later?
The plastic remote identifiers can crack if dropped; keep spares of #2 through #7 on hand and store the kit in its 5.32" L x 4.72" W x .91" H box to protect them.
What limit shows up first when using the Remote ID Kit #2-7 continuously on a large job?
You only have six identifiers (#2-7), so you must move them between jacks after every six drops, which slows bulk identification on big installations.
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