Cable tester XtendLan TLCD8601S LCD — tests Cat3 to Cat7 Ethernet cables

Handheld cable tester XtendLan TLCD8601S with an LCD display for testing Ethernet and network cables from Cat3 to Cat7. The device verifies continuity, pair mapping and identifies wiring faults in patch cords, wall outlets and structured cabling. Compact and battery-powered, it is intended for installers and IT technicians who require quick on-site diagnostics and basic cable verification.

Advantages

The XtendLan TLCD8601S offers a clear LCD readout and supports a wide range of cable categories (Cat3–Cat7), enabling verification of both older and modern Ethernet installations. It detects open circuits, short circuits, pair reversals and miswires, and shows pair mapping for straightforward fault identification. Its handheld form factor and simple operation make it suitable for field use and fast troubleshooting.

Suitable for

• Testing patch cords and pre-terminated cables
• Verifying wall outlet wiring and structured cabling
• On-site troubleshooting by installers and IT technicians
• Basic continuity and pair mapping checks during network installation

Key specifications

• Supported cable types: Cat3, Cat4, Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a, Cat7
• Display: LCD
• Primary functions: continuity check, pair mapping, fault detection (open/short/reverse/miswire)
• Form factor: handheld, battery-powered
• Brand: XtendLan
• Model (MPN): LANTESTLCD8601S
• EAN: 6971278906612

How to use

Connect one end of the cable to the tester’s main unit and the other end to the remote terminator or outlet port. Power on the tester and select the appropriate test mode if applicable. Read the LCD display to determine continuity, pair mapping and any detected wiring faults. Replace batteries as needed and consult the device markings or manual for LED/indicator meanings during testing.

Usage recommendations

Use the XtendLan TLCD8601S for quick verification of cable continuity and wiring before commissioning or troubleshooting a network. For certification-level measurements or performance testing beyond continuity and mapping, use a dedicated certifier or higher-level test equipment.