Why every Laptop User and Technician should have a BT-10.

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- Eliminates the Need of Expensive & Bulky Test Instruments
- Quickly Tests one or two line network interface installations.
- Indicates Tip to Ring DC polarity.
- Measures DC line voltages.
- Indicates if sufficient loop current is available for proper equipment operation.
- Automatically detects AC ring signals.
- Measures relative AC ring voltage levels.
- Precisely simulates an Off-Hook state.
- Built-in RJ11 receptacle for testing extensions.
- Includes two flexible adapters for convenience (one spare).
The BT-10 Modem and Telephone Line Tester is engineered for accurate verification of single and two-line analog telephone installations. It can assist in
preventing damage to analog modems or telephone equipment and indicate the continuity of cables or extensions. The pen-sized device is push-button operated, easy to use, and requires no
batteries or maintenance.
The BT-10's modern and attractively styled housing is
manufactured of high-impact ABS plastic. All indicators use LEDs for superb visibility and reliable life. The RJ11 receptacle and removable adapter are encased by a dust proof cap. The
adapter's flexibility suits the device for use in any position. Its light weight, convenient pocket clip, and pen-size allows for portability.
All of the necessary tests that a telephone technician can perform with bulky and expensive instruments can be executed with the BT-10's electronic accuracy at a fraction of the
cost. Installation and line checks can be accomplished faster and with less inconvenience. Poor connections that can not be determined with a lineman's test set can now be quickly and easily
detected.
Cumbersome equipment is no longer required. The BT-10's
portability, accurate design and rugged construction can meet the needs of Telephone Technicians, Computer Professionals, and Electricians at a reasonable cost and with utmost
convenience.
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