Buy Fluke Networks 19800009 TS19 Test Set with ABNFluke Networks 19800009 TS19 Test Set with ABN Product Description:
- Used by installers, repair technicians, and other authorized personnel for line testing and temporary communications
- Provides both DTMF (Touch Tone) and dial pulse output
- Angled bed-of-nails clips allow easy access to individual wires
- Last number redial, dual monitor impedance, an electronic ringer (on/off)
- Field replaceable line cords and belt clips
Product Description
19800-009 ButtsetHarris TS19 Test Set withAngled Bed-of-Nails Clips- DataSafe - High-Impedance Monitoring - Clip onto a line monitor mode without disrupting data traffic.- Safety clip on to monitor and trouble shoot phone lines- 18 month warranty- Polarity indication: to identify polarity of the line- Audible ringer for callbacks- Tone and Pulse operation- For use with puterized voice response system- Speech signal levels pensated for loop length - Last number redial- Hearing aid patible receiver- Replaceable heavy-duty braided line cord- Replaceable locking spring-loaded belt clipHC19800009
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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Not Worth It
By An Educated Consumer
Disappointed with this product. Mode switches are cheap and flimsy. It's not rated for wet environments (i.e. outdoor use). This Fluke "test set" is barely different than a standard line powered slimline phone. The big deal is that it's one piece, has clip leads to connect to the phone line and a polarity LED. It costs $85. If you can deal with slight inconvenience you can buy a standard slimline phone for under $10 (right here on Amazon) and solder on test clips to the phone's input line. If you're even more technically savvy, you can solder an LED and resistor to get the polarity feature. So for about $15 you have the same diagnostic capability. I use Fluke meters all the time and the quality is generally first rate. This test set does not measure up.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Good, functional
By Anthony Straight
It works and is handier than a phone for field work. The volume from the speaker is pretty low. If you don't need the high-z feature or selectable pulse/tone dialing, and can stand a little inconvenience in the field, an ordinary Trimline (or eq.) phone is a lot cheaper.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.It does the job
By Cliford Ehlers
I needed a test set to verify phone lines and communication communications for Fire and Security panels communications to a central station. This works great the last number redial is handy when verifying that the phone line you are on will reach the called number consistently. The bed of nails connections work well whne you cant get to a terminal to connect to.
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