Handheld Cable Identifier Kit Fluke Networks LIQ-DUO Kit with remote IDs and probe LIQ-DUO-KIT-H6-UK

The Fluke Networks LIQ-DUO Kit with remote IDs and probe is a handheld cable identifier kit designed for tracing, locating and identifying individual cables and pairs in network and telecommunication installations. The kit operates without requiring active network signals, allowing technicians to find and label cables at patch panels, drops and distribution points. It combines a compact probe and multiple remote identifiers to speed up cable management tasks and fault isolation in structured cabling systems.

Advantages

The LIQ-DUO Kit provides fast, non-intrusive cable identification using a probe and remote IDs that detect tone and locate pairs. Its handheld design and clear signal indications reduce the need to disconnect live equipment. The kit supports efficient patch panel and drop tracing workflows and helps to minimize downtime by enabling quick isolation of faulty runs. Components are designed for portability and straightforward operation in field environments.

Suitable for

• Tracing and identifying cables in network closets and data centres
• Patch panel labeling and verification
• Drop tracing to locate wall outlets and work area cabling
• Fault isolation and verification during maintenance and upgrades
• Telecommunications and structured cabling installation checks

Key specifications

• Includes handheld probe and multiple remote identifier units
• Operates without requiring active network signals or power from the line
• Compatible with common twisted-pair cabling used in Ethernet and telephony
• Portable, lightweight design suitable for field use
• Visual and audible indication on the probe for clear identification

How to use

Connect a remote identifier to the target cable pair at the patch panel, outlet or cable end. Use the handheld probe to scan bundles, panels and terminations; the probe senses the tone emitted by the remote identifier and provides audible and visual feedback to confirm the correct cable or pair. No active network disconnect is required, but standard safety and handling procedures for live equipment should be observed. Follow the kit’s user guide for attaching identifiers and interpreting probe signals.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, test the kit on a known cable first to familiarise yourself with the probe’s signal levels. Keep remote identifiers labelled and stored in the kit between uses to avoid confusion on multi-drop installations. When working near powered equipment, observe appropriate safety practices and, where necessary, isolate circuits before attaching identifiers.