On-Demand Webinar: Copper Testing & Troubleshooting

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July 23, 2020

Testing copper cable has grown more complex since the early dial-tone test procedures of yesteryear. Today’s testers must verify a range of characteristics for category-rated cable, including insertion loss, near end crosstalk, power sum near end crosstalk, far end crosstalk, propagation delay, delay skew, and many more.

Tester manufacturers have done a great job to simplify the processes for testing, but there is still some gray area about what each of these tests are and what causes them to fail. In this webinar, we will help you fill in the blanks. We will cover:

  • Pre-testing approaches for success
  • Certification testing walkthrough
  • How to identify performance issues
  • Testing to meet Leviton warranties

Go HERE to register

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