Getting a toner or butt set onto a specific conductor of a terminated RJ45 jack is fiddly work — alligator clips slide off round pins, and probing a live jack risks bending contacts.
The Tempo PA1902 solves it the traditional way, done right: plug into the 8P8C (RJ45) socket and every one of the eight conductors breaks out to its own exposed contact tab, clearly mapped, ready for clips.
The detail techs appreciate: the copper contact tabs are barbed and notched, so alligator and crocodile clips from a tone generator bite on and stay on while you walk the far end with the probe — no clip popping loose mid-trace from the top of a ladder.
An easy-to-read wire layout printed on the body maps pins to pairs at a glance, so there's no counting positions under a headlamp.
The body is nylon-reinforced ABS built for the pouch, with a belt clip, snagless plugs, and inline adapters.
The patch cord is removable and replaceable — when the cord wears out (they always do), you replace a cord, not the adapter. Simple, durable, and one of those small tools that saves its cost on the first mystery jack.
Features:
- Breaks out all 8 conductors of an RJ45 (8P8C) jack to individual contacts
- Barbed, notched copper contacts keep alligator clips attached during testing
- Easy-to-read wire layout printed on the body
- Removable / replaceable patch cord with snagless plugs
- Inline adapters included; belt clip for pouch carry
- Nylon-reinforced ABS body
Specifications:
- Model: Tempo Communications PA1902
- Connection: RJ45 (8P8C), 8-way breakout
- Size: 2.6" x 2" x 0.8"
- Weight: 2.4 oz
- UPC: 769328109887
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