Time Domain Reflectometers

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Megger TDR1000/3P Cable Fault Locator
£1,093.75 (ex VAT)
£1,312.50 (inc VAT)
- Fast Pulse (2ns) Range (5km) with Fused Test Lead Set
- Locate faults on all metallic cables.
- Minimum resolution of 0.1 m and a 5 km maximum range.
- Trace HOLD feature to allow comparison between cables.
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Megger TDR500/3 Cable Fault Locator
£696.02 (ex VAT)
£835.22 (inc VAT)
- Locate cable faults up to 5km away.
- Locate faults on all metallic cables.
- Minimum resolution of 0.1 m and a 5 km maximum range.
- Trace HOLD feature to allow comparison between cables.
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Radiodetection Lexxi T1660 Time Domain Reflectometer
£879.00 (ex VAT)
£1,054.80 (inc VAT)
- Features a minimum range of 7m and a maximum range of 6km
- 1% distance accuracy and resolution provides accurate results
- Large brightly lit colour display simplifies fault locating
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Time Domain Reflectometers

Time Domain Reflectometers (TDRs) have become indispensable tools in the world of telecommunications and networking. As devices that transmit pulses along cables and measure reflections from faults or impedance changes, TDRs offer a non-invasive method to pinpoint issues like breaks or shorts in cables. Their utility is especially prominent in large-scale networking infrastructures, where the length and complexity of cabling can be overwhelming. By diagnosing and localising problems swiftly, TDRs enhance network uptime, thereby ensuring seamless communication and reducing maintenance costs.

Over the years, the capabilities of Time Domain Reflectometers have evolved, adapting to the demands of ever-advancing communication technologies. Beyond just identifying cable faults, modern TDRs can provide detailed insights into cable length, impedance profiles, and even conditions that may predict future failures. This proactive diagnostic capability is invaluable for industries ranging from data centres to broadcast media, where signal integrity is paramount. As we continue to push the boundaries of data transmission speeds and network complexities, the role of TDRs in maintaining optimal network performance will only grow in significance.