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FLUKE networks MT-8200-49A MicroMapper Network Tester
Handheld cable tester verifies twisted-pair wiring up to 656 ft with LED fault display, tone generator and remote for one-person testing
- SpecificationsTest Services: Fault Display High Speed Testing Generation o
- FeaturesAuto-sleep mode Generation of two tones for tracing cables a
- Package ContentsMicroMapper MT-8200-49A Network Testing Device MicroMapper R
- Verifies twisted-pair wiremaps with LED fault display
- Identifies opens, shorts, crossed, reversed and split pairs
- Remote unit allows one-person cable testing
- Tone generator traces hidden cables in walls and ceilings
- Measures cable length from 15.75 inches to 656 feet
Handheld Cable Verification Tool
The Fluke Networks MT-8200-49A MicroMapper is a compact tester built for electrical contractors, datacom specialists and IT managers who need fast verification of Ethernet twisted-pair cabling. It checks wiremaps and identifies opens, shorts, crossed, reversed and split pairs with a clear LED fault display. A remote identifier allows one-person testing at both ends of a run. Tone generation helps trace cables hidden in walls, floors or ceilings.
Plug-and-Play Operation
Insert the RJ-45 connectors, power on and the device runs high-speed tests automatically while an auto-sleep mode conserves the included 6-volt alkaline battery. The only common issue is forgetting the remote unit at the far end, which makes the wiremap test incomplete. The supplied patch cable and user guide cover typical setups, so no extra tools are required for standard verification tasks.
For Installers Needing Basic Wiremap Proof
This suits technicians who want immediate pass-or-fail indication on twisted-pair links up to 656 ft and simple tone tracing for hidden cables. It does not serve buyers who need certification-level reports, fibre-optic testing or Power over Ethernet load verification. Teams requiring detailed documentation or advanced diagnostics should look at a different class of analyser.
Highlights
- Verifies twisted-pair wiremaps with LED fault display
- Identifies opens, shorts, crossed, reversed and split pairs
- Remote unit allows one-person cable testing
- Tone generator traces hidden cables in walls and ceilings
- Measures cable length from 15.75 inches to 656 feet
Specifications
| Brand | Fluke Networks |
|---|---|
| Model | MT-8200-49A |
| Specifications | Test Services: Fault Display High Speed Testing Generation of two tones for tracing cables and locating hidden cables Length Measurement: 15.75" to 656 ft Twisted Pair Ports: 1 x RJ-45 Status Indicators: 5 green LEDs for pairs and shield display 6 red LEDs (TONER, SHORT, REVERSED, MISWIRE, SPLIT PAIRS, and LOW BATTERY) Batteries: Alkaline AAA Features Features Auto-sleep mode Generation of two tones for tracing cables and lication hidden cables Packaging Package Contents MicroMapper MT-8200-49A Network Testing Device MicroMapper Remote Patch Cable 6-Volt Alkaline Battery User Guide T |
| Features | Auto-sleep mode Generation of two tones for tracing cables and lication hidden cables |
| Package Contents | MicroMapper MT-8200-49A Network Testing Device MicroMapper Remote Patch Cable 6-Volt Alkaline Battery User Guide |
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 414 × 305 × 104 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I confirm the MicroMapper MT-8200-49A is testing correctly after connecting a cable?
The five green LEDs on the main unit display the wiremap result, lighting to show opens, shorts, crossed pairs, reversed pairs or split pairs so you can verify the link instantly.
What comes in the box with the MT-8200-49A and what must I source separately?
The package includes the MicroMapper tester, a remote identifier, a patch cable, a 6-volt alkaline battery and the user guide; no additional items are required for basic twisted-pair verification.
Which MicroMapper version should I choose for measuring cable runs up to 656 ft?
The MT-8200-49A measures twisted-pair length from 15.75 in to 656 ft, covering the full range specified for this model.
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