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Fluke 26500090 User Manual

Fluke 26500090
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Technical Data
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1 0 0 C a b l e F a u l t F i n d e r s
See opens, shorts & cable length quickly and easily.
Fluke Networks’ Cable Fault Finders are
the easy-to-use, competitively priced cable
management tools that save time and
money while simplifying many common
tasks. The TS90 Cable Fault Finder
(for up to 2,500 feet) and the TS100 Cable
Fault Finder (for up to 3,000 feet, and
available in a metric unit) are the fastest
tools available for measuring to opens and
shorts (even intermittent faults, because
the units measure constantly when “on”)
– all from one end of the cable.
One efficient tool
The TS90 and TS100 work on virtually
any two-or-more conductor cables.
With the patented SmartTone™ analog
tone generator that generates five
different tones, identifying a specific
pair is quick and easy, even in proximity
to current-bearing cable. SmartTone
capability identifies the exact pair by
changing the tone at the far end of the
cable when the correct pair is shorted. The
bright large LED screen and simple menu is
easy to read, even in low light conditions.
When clipping on to an unidentified pair at
a job site, with voltage up to 250 V AC, the
unit will immediately sound an alarm.
Now, measuring cable or identifying tone
on a specific line is no longer a time-consum-
ing, two-person task. With the TS90 or TS100,
contractors can monitor cable inventory in
trucks, warehouses, generate more accurate
bids for jobs by quickly assessing needs, and
manage cable stock with greater accuracy.
And, technicians can find and fix cable prob-
lems without pulling new wire, or blindly cut-
ting into walls or streets, saving additional
time and money. The TS90 or TS100 allow one
person to get all these tasks done from just
one end of the cable, with a single, competi-
tively priced tool.
Features:
Three tools in one — a fault locator, cable
and wire manager, patented SmartTone™
analog tone generator
Instantly measures distance to open or
any fault from one end of any cable pair
Tone generator positively identifies pair
High voltage detection
Moisture proof
Large LED screen and easy-to-use menu
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Fluke 26500090 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFluke
Model26500090
CategorySecurity Sensors
LanguageEnglish

Summary

TS®90 and TS®100 Cable Fault Finders

Product Overview

Overview of Fluke Networks' easy-to-use, competitively priced cable management tools.

Key Features and Benefits

Details the TS90 and TS100's capabilities, including SmartTone and ease of use.

Ordering Information

Product Models

Lists available TS90 and TS100 models with their descriptions and part numbers.

Specifications

Key Specifications

Covers power, input protection, impedance, measurement capabilities, safety, and compatibility.

Limited Warranty and Liability

Warranty Terms and Liability Limitation

Outlines the warranty period, coverage, exclusions, and liability limitations.

Introduction and Support

Product Introduction

Defines the TS100 as a portable handheld device for locating cable problems and managing inventory.

Contacting Fluke Networks

Provides website, email, and phone numbers for global customer support.

Safety Information

Safety Warnings and Symbols

Explains safety symbols and provides general warnings for personal injury and electric shock.

Design Features

Key Product Features

Lists the main design features of the TS100 Cable Fault Finder, such as ease of use and accuracy.

Product Overview and Setup

Physical Characteristics

Identifies and describes the main physical components of the TS100 tester as shown in Figure 1.

Cords, Accessories, and Operation Safety

Covers approved accessories and critical safety warnings for operating the tester.

Operation - Initial Setup

Installing Batteries and Power Management

Covers battery installation, powering on, and the automatic power-down feature.

Cable Testing and Tone Identification

Details how to test cables and use the PowerTone identification system.

Operation - Core Functions

PowerTone System Usage

Step-by-step guide on using the PowerTone Positive Identification System with a tone probe.

Velocity of Propagation (VOP)

Understanding and Using VOP

Explains VOP, how to set it, determine it, and handle unstable readings.

Applications

Cable Fault Location

Covers locating opens, shorts, and crosses in metallic conductors using the tester.

Multi-Wire and Conduit Testing

Guidelines for multi-wire environments and testing wires within conduits.

Inventory Management

Spool Inventory and VOP Accuracy

Explains measuring spool inventory and the role of VOP for accuracy.

Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) Technology

TDR Principle and Waveforms

Explains how TDR uses pulses and waveforms to determine cable length and detect impedance variations.

Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) Technology

VOP Variations and Accuracy

Discusses how cable construction and environment affect VOP, impacting length measurement accuracy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Self Test, Connections & Low Battery

Covers self-test, clip lead connection, and the meaning of the low battery indicator.

Length Reading Accuracy

Explains how VOP and other factors affect length measurement accuracy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Display Variations and Cable Scenarios

Explains display variations, noise effects, conduit entry readings, and multi-conductor shorts.

Usage Limitations and Interference

Addresses single conductor testing, clip lead compensation, device interference, and housing integrity.

Troubleshooting

Common Tester Issues

Covers display problems, inaccurate readings, and unresponsive buttons.

Maintenance and Safety

Servicing, Cleaning, and Moisture

Combines warnings for servicing, cleaning methods, and moisture handling for safe operation.

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