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Introducing the Pocket Coax Cable Continuity Tester kit by The CIMPLE CO
This pocket sized high quality continuity tester and voltage toner is designed to identify lines for labeling, connecting systems, and many other scenarios and DIY projects. Ideally made for RF cable applications, this handy bundle possesses everything you need to quickly locate and determine which coaxial connection is which - including a right angle sender with toner pieces, barrel connector and battery for long lasting usage. The tester also includes an LED indicator for when the coaxial cable has a circuit short, and gives you a notification confirming continuity.
COMPATIBLITY:
- With Most F-Type Coaxial Connectors
- RG59, RG6, RG11
FEATURES:
- Loud Tone to Identify the Correct Line Connection
- Red LED to Indicate Wire Continuity
- 12V Battery (Included)
- Strong, Durable Metal Construction
- Quick Connect Right Angle Sender and Toner Pieces
THE CIMPLE CO
- All of our high quality products are brought to you by our Family owned and operated company.
- We are located in Utah, "The Beehive State," here in America; where we have become a leading manufacturer and provider of high quality and durable electronic accessories along with OEM parts and replacements.
- Our products are backed by our amazing warranty and a satisfaction guarantee, including 100% US based customer assistance.
amarsano
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2024
Mine came without a battery or instructions. Instru tions are easy enough, but the battery type is a bigger challenge. Just looking for one that actually fits, but can't find a battery part number. Really annoying.
R. Carrington
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024
To alleviate some slow cable internet speeds, some time ago I disconnected from our splitter the 4 various coaxial cables running to multiple rooms in our house and left only the single one for the cable modem. This tool helped me identify which cable was for which room and I labeled them for future usage and for any new owner of our home. The tool worked perfectly for that task and at a decent price as well.
Ian E. Scott
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2023
I'm guessing the threads were precision cleaned, when I tried to unscrew the battery compartment, I had to use 2 pair of pliers, one to hold the body, and the other to turn the cap. Other than that, it worked perfectly, bu I took off one star as I had to scratch up the body to open it.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on July 30, 2022
Can't return this despite parts missing! Its a waste of money and will just toss in the trash.DetailsCoaxial (Coax) Pocket Continuity Tester...$45.94This item isn't eligible for return
Oumar Diallo
Reviewed in Canada on November 8, 2021
Kit complet
Plunder
Reviewed in Canada on October 7, 2021
For 37 bucks (CAD) I'd expect to get everything pictured and adequate packaging. There was an empty spot where the adapter was supposed to be. So they shipped it without even looking at it
Travis
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2021
We recently moved into an older home that had a control panel for the phones, ethernet and coax hookups. Problem was, it was a mess! Nothing was labeled, nothing was properly hooked up or split with the main line, the Xfinity guy that set everything up for us only got the downstairs one working, but since we didn't have TVs in the house yet he couldn't test if the other ones worked. Which is crazy because I feel like he must have had a similar tool like this to test it, but he didn't want to try I guess. So instead of calling and dealing with another tech, I thought with the power of the internet and this tool I could do it myself, and I was! I was able to identify which coax cables went to where and get them all labeled and now have working cables in all rooms.It didn't come with instructions, but it's not too hard to figure out. The bottom section under where you unscrew for the battery. is the little speaker. So just pop the main unit (L shape one) onto where the line you're testing and then just go to the other end wherever that may be and then screw on the speaker into each line until you hear a high pitch noise, and BAM that's your line. Super easy peasy.
mike nicholls
Reviewed in Canada on September 26, 2020
As discribed, worked as it should.
Kevin C
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2020
First, really easy to use. I have a coaxial and ethernet home, with lots of cables. It took only a few minutes to find the correct coaxial cable. Just plugged the pen portion into my cable jack for the TV in my basement, and took the speaker part and connected it to the various cables until I heard the tone. The speaker is threaded to the end of the pen, and just threads into the coaxial cable. When done, I removed the battery, assembled the parts, and placed into a zip lock sandwich bag, figuring it will be awhile before I need to use it again. I like that it's compact, and simple.
Denis
Reviewed in Canada on September 14, 2019
used to find cable line to new box from kitchen tv
G. Quan
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2019
This is a great pocket toner. Very easy to use and understand. You separate the speaker from the bottom and you attach the top part to the wall Jack or the end of a cable using a barrel then you go to the other end were all the cables are and you stick the little speaker on the cable ends and wait to hear it tone. When you hear it tone you know you have the right cable. Can also be used to identify a cabke connected to any power source.
Unhappy Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2019
Right-angled connector detached from main body and cannot be used. This head connector should not have come off.To salvage from these parts, with pliers, the bulb and the tiny board where it’s attached can be pulled out. Replacing the connection from the detached head connector to the battery by soldering a new piece of insulated wire, the cable connectivity test can be done with the speaker as intended on a short coaxial cable and the speaker beeps. However, when used for testing coaxial cable in house, the tester does not work! The speaker does not beep. Probably total resistance from coaxial cable and speaker is too high and there is not enough current to drive the speaker. Further cutting the single piece of soldered insulated wire into 2 pieces and removing the light bulb from the tiny circuit board and putting the light bulb in series with the 2 pieces of wires and doing the connectivity test by looking at whether the light bulb lights up works, by not using the speaker at the other end but using a cheap coaxial cap instead (not part of components here).
Kelley R
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2018
I am sorting out some coax cabling under my house because while there is plenty of coax, most of the lines are not connected. I was able to use this device to match up the cables to correct jacks. Simply unscrew the bottom off of the Coax Continuity Tester that has the "speaker/microphone screen" looking tip. Then screw that piece into the coax cable jack in the room you are trying to identify. Then take the other portion of the device (the piece with the light on it) and go to the other end where all of your cables terminate (in my case they are just laying under my house). By process of elimination, start connecting the device to all of the cables until you see the light come on. Once it does you have found the correct cable for that jack.
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