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FLUKE networks 19800009 tester
Telephone test set detects dial tone, checks polarity and places calls with high-impedance DataSafe monitor mode
- QuantityNo
- SpecificationsElectrical Loop Limit 2.4 kOmaximum at 48 VDC (nominal 15 mA
- FeaturesThe LED indicates polarity. The red LED lights if the red te
Option With ABN Clips
- With ABN Clips
- With Banana Jacks to Alligator Clips
- Detects dial tone and polarity for accurate line testing
- High-impedance DataSafe monitor mode protects active data lines
- Tone and pulse dialling plus last-number redial for full call control
- LED polarity indicator confirms correct tip and ring connection
- Compact 306.2 g handset fits in a technician’s pouch
Telephone Test Set TS19
The Fluke Networks 19800009 TS19 is a telephone test set designed for in-house telecom technicians. It detects dial tone and polarity, places and receives calls, and offers both tone (DTMF) and pulse operation. High-impedance DataSafe monitor mode prevents accidental disruption of data lines. A polarity LED indicates correct tip and ring connection.
Compatibility Check
Verify that the line under test operates within a 48 VDC nominal loop with a 2.4 kO maximum loop limit. The unit draws a minimum of 15 mA loop current and presents 150 O typical DC resistance at 80 mA in talk mode. AC impedance in monitor mode is 600 O at 1 KHz. Angled bed-of-nails clips are included for secure line access.
Ideal User Profile
Suits technicians needing a value-priced set for basic telephone line verification, polarity checks, and call placement without disturbing active data circuits. Not suited for buyers who require advanced cable certification, network bandwidth testing, or fiber optic diagnostics. Also not for users needing a ruggedised housing rated for harsh outdoor environments.
Highlights
- Detects dial tone and polarity for accurate line testing
- High-impedance DataSafe monitor mode protects active data lines
- Tone and pulse dialling plus last-number redial for full call control
- LED polarity indicator confirms correct tip and ring connection
- Compact 306.2 g handset fits in a technician’s pouch
Specifications
| Brand | Fluke Networks |
|---|---|
| Model | 19800009 |
| Quantity | No |
| Specifications | Electrical Loop Limit 2.4 kOmaximum at 48 VDC (nominal 15 mA minimum loopcurrent) DC Resistance (Talk Mode) 150 Otypical at 80 mA current AC Impedance (Monitor Mode) Low impedance (Ring position) 600 Oat 1 KHz typical High impedance (HI Z position) 100 kOminimum at 1 KHz Rotary Dial Output 10 pps .5 pps Pulsing Rate 60 % ± 2 % Percent Break 800 ms typical Interdigit Interval Leakage During Break > 50 kO DTMF Output ±1 % maximum Tone Frequency Error Level per Tone Pair dBm maximum, - dBm minimum High versus Low Tone Difference 4 dB maximum Physical Length 8.75 in (22.2 cm) Width 2.375 |
| Features | The LED indicates polarity. The red LED lights if the red test lead is connected to the Tip (positive) side and the black test lead is connected to the Ring (negative) side. Test Services: Monitoring Polarity Check Pulse / Tone Dialing Short Circuit Open Circuit Continuity |
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 305 × 229 × 102 mm |
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Questions about this item
What comes with the TS19 test set and do I need a separate power source?
The set includes the handset with angled bed-of-nails clips and an integrated polarity LED. It draws loop current from the telephone line itself, so no external battery or power supply is required.
Which version of the TS19 should I choose for standard analogue line testing?
Model 19800009 is the single configuration offered. It supports both tone (DTMF) and pulse dialling, talk and monitor modes, last-number redial and DataSafe high-impedance monitoring.
What does the 2.4 kO loop-limit figure mean when I clip onto a live line?
It means the tester will operate correctly on loops up to 2.4 kO at 48 VDC, which corresponds to the nominal 15 mA minimum loop current needed for talk mode.
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