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Cable certifier power doubled

Published:  15 March, 2022

TREND NETWORKS has launched LanTEK IV-S, and says it is its fastest, most powerful and easy to use copper and fibre cable certifier to date.

“LanTEK IV-S has double the power of the original LanTEK IV model, which was a trailblazer when it was first introduced in 2019,” says Tim Widdershoven, marketing director for TREND Networks. “LanTEK IV-S builds on the exceptional functionality and reliability of the original model, with a new dual core processor, new 3.0 operating system software and twice as much memory storage, enabling 5,000 tests to be saved.”

The company says testing links with LanTEK IV-S can now be done 16% more quickly and to help manage the test data, the best-in-class TREND AnyWARE Cloud system has also received a major speed improvement powered by Microsoft Azure.

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