--- product_id: 3802482 title: "Fluke Networks MS2-KIT MicroScanner2 Copper Cable Verifier Kit, Troubleshoots RJ11, RJ45, Coax, Tests 10/100/1000Base-T, and Voip, Includes IntelliTone Pro 200 & Remote ID Kit" brand: "fluke networks" price: "€ 1916.15" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 10 category: "Fluke Networks" url: https://www.desertcart.de/products/3802482-fluke-networks-ms2-kit-microscanner2-copper-cable-verifier-kit-troubleshoots store_origin: DE region: Germany --- # IntelliTone Pro 200 digital/analog toning Accurate cable length & fault distance Graphical wiremap & fault ID Fluke Networks MS2-KIT MicroScanner2 Copper Cable Verifier Kit, Troubleshoots RJ11, RJ45, Coax, Tests 10/100/1000Base-T, and Voip, Includes IntelliTone Pro 200 & Remote ID Kit **Brand:** fluke networks **Price:** € 1916.15 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸš€ Master your network with the ultimate cable verifier kit β€” don’t get left unplugged! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Fluke Networks MS2-KIT MicroScanner2 Copper Cable Verifier Kit, Troubleshoots RJ11, RJ45, Coax, Tests 10/100/1000Base-T, and Voip, Includes IntelliTone Pro 200 & Remote ID Kit by fluke networks - **How much does it cost?** € 1916.15 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.de](https://www.desertcart.de/products/3802482-fluke-networks-ms2-kit-microscanner2-copper-cable-verifier-kit-troubleshoots) ## Best For - fluke networks enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted fluke networks brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Rugged & Portable Design:** Compact, drop-resistant housing with a fully padded carrying case for on-the-go pros - β€’ **Dual Toning Modes Included:** IntelliTone Pro 200 supports both digital and analog toning for precise cable tracing - β€’ **Pro-Level Cable Identification:** Remote IDs #2-#7 simplify large job cable labeling & verification - β€’ **Speed Up Network Installations:** Tests RJ11, RJ45, Coax, and 10/100/1000Base-T in seconds - β€’ **Pinpoint Cable Faults Instantly:** Graphical wiremap shows opens, shorts & crossed pairs on one screen ## Overview The Fluke Networks MS2-KIT MicroScanner2 is a professional-grade copper cable verifier kit designed for network technicians. It quickly tests and diagnoses RJ11, RJ45, and coax cables, displaying graphical wiremaps and cable length with fault distance. The kit includes remote identifiers for efficient cable labeling and the IntelliTone Pro 200 probe for advanced digital and analog toning. Rugged and portable, it’s built to save time and reduce costly downtime on large installations. ## Description The Fluke Networks MS2-100 MicroScanner2 Cable Verifier performs continuity tests on all wires in a few seconds and displays results graphically so you can see opens, shorts, and cross wires. It also reports which end of the cable has a problem and reports the distance to an open connection within the cable. Cable failures result in costly production downtime so it’s important to quickly identify where the cable is broken so it can be replaced or repaired. Review: Essential tool for a full time network Tech. (COPPER) - This tool kit is great for any network technician that works primarily on copper lines. (This unit does not work on fiber) Also not that this tool is a Cable Verifier - it does not Certify Cable - for that you will need the CableIQ devices. I'll break it down so you can decide if you need the whole kit or just the Microscanner 2 Microscanner 2: The main unit in this kit it the Microscanner 2. It is built into a fairly rugged housing - enough to protect it from occasional drops from reasonable heights - I wouldn't drop it off of a 2-story house or anything, but it should survive being dropped from a 6-foot ladder or the top of a large server rack. The remote terminator is built into the blue snap-on cap that covers up the RJ-11/45 and coaxial jacks on the top of the unit. It is simple enough to use - simply plug one end of your cable into the MS2 and the other end into the remote terminator and watch the magic happen. The MS2 displays cable length, PoE, and a wire map to diagnose/verify the type of cable you're connected to. What you can verify/Diagnose: Straight-Through Cables Crossover Cables Split Pairs Crossed Pairs Faults Shorts PoE Switchport Speed Cable Length Distance to fault. The MS2 is also a toner - so you can use it in conjunction with any analog or digital toner probe to locate cables. This tool alone should be in every installer's tool bag. - The price is a bit high, but it will pay for itself in time saved if you're installing cable on a regular basis. This tool is not recommended for a home user or a one-off installation. This is a tool for Professional Network installers and technicians. Remote Identifiers #2-#7 When you're doing a big job, the remote identifiers make verification and location identification simple. Plug your remote IDs into the jacks you've just terminated - (I like doing this at the wall jacks immediately after I've terminated) - then go to the wiring closet/IDF/MDF and plug the Microscanner2 into the punch panel jacks you've terminated to verify the cable and it's location in the building. This makes labeling jacks and punch panels quick and painless - much better than walking back and forth to each jack from the wiring closet with an individual remote terminator. Wondering why the Remote IDs are #2-#7 - the remote terminator cap on the MS2 is #1. These work for both coaxial cable and RJ-45/11 jacks. Intellitone 200 Probe Digital and Analog toning - Isolate terminated cables OR individual wire pairs when using digital toning. Wiremapping If you've already got a toner probe,use it - if you don't - get the kit - the probe is great. Lots of fluff - Cables, a nice little case to hold your remote terminators, and a fully padded case for the whole kit - a nice touch. Overall - if you need a tool for wire mapping and cable verification, the Microscanner 2 is a great tool. It's pricey at $425, but worth it on your first big cabling job, just on time saved. (Bid on the job - don't charge an hourly rate) If you also need the remote IDs and a Toner Probe, get the kit - it'll save you a few hundred dollars compared to buying the tools individually - the Remote IDs alone are $235. Review: great tool - I have ALWAYS been a fan of Fluke products. Although they are expensive for most tools now-a-days they are the industry standard in quality for networking and electrical tools I needed this for a new house wiring ## Features - Cable Tester with Graphical Interface: Graphical wiremap, length, cable ID, and distance to fault displayed on one screen ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B000QJ6S06 | | Best Sellers Rank | #111,733 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #259 in Network & Cable Testers | | Brand Name | Fluke Networks | | Color | yellow | | Customer Reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (127) | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00754082054375 | | Included Components | MS2-100, MT-8200-63A, RJ45 & RJ11 patch cords, F Coax patch cord, carrying case | | Item Dimensions | 6.42 x 2.99 x 1.42 inches | | Item Weight | 363 Grams | | Manufacturer | Fluke Networks | | Measurement Type | Cable Verifier | | Model | MS2-KIT | | Power Source | Battery Powered | | Specification Met | certified frustration-free | | Style Name | CABLE VERIFIER PROFESSIONAL KIT | | UPC | 754082054375 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | | Warranty Description | Limited manufacturer warranty | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Fluke Networks - **Color:** yellow - **Item Weight:** 363 Grams - **Power Source:** Battery Powered - **Style:** CABLE VERIFIER PROFESSIONAL KIT ## Images ![Fluke Networks MS2-KIT MicroScanner2 Copper Cable Verifier Kit, Troubleshoots RJ11, RJ45, Coax, Tests 10/100/1000Base-T, and Voip, Includes IntelliTone Pro 200 & Remote ID Kit - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51cM98aVP0L.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: What is the maximum amount of remote id can be used if i have 60 network lines in the networks?** A: There are seven unique identifiers. The wiremapping remote that is snapped on to the top of the tester is #0, and the additional ones in the kit are #1 - #6. You can buy more sets of remotes, but they will all be numbered #1 - #6 as well, so they won't be unique. Typically people move them around to map out their network rather than connect a large number at one time. **Q: do remotes 2-7 verify correct wiring?** A: The main unit displays the correct or incorrect wiring. The remotes allow the tech to isolate the individual cables in a multi-cable run. **Q: does this model feature noise canceling on the toner?** A: The toner can generate digital or analog signals. The analog signals can be affected by noise, but the digital signals are immune. **Q: Will this tell me if wire can support 1GB?** A: No, it will only tell you if the cable is connected properly. The CableIQ (www.amazon.com/Fluke-Networks-CIQ-KIT-CableIQ-Generator/dp/B00Q6Y0LIA) can tell you if a cabling link can support Gigabit Ethernet. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Essential tool for a full time network Tech. (COPPER) *by R***W on October 2, 2013* This tool kit is great for any network technician that works primarily on copper lines. (This unit does not work on fiber) Also not that this tool is a Cable Verifier - it does not Certify Cable - for that you will need the CableIQ devices. I'll break it down so you can decide if you need the whole kit or just the Microscanner 2 Microscanner 2: The main unit in this kit it the Microscanner 2. It is built into a fairly rugged housing - enough to protect it from occasional drops from reasonable heights - I wouldn't drop it off of a 2-story house or anything, but it should survive being dropped from a 6-foot ladder or the top of a large server rack. The remote terminator is built into the blue snap-on cap that covers up the RJ-11/45 and coaxial jacks on the top of the unit. It is simple enough to use - simply plug one end of your cable into the MS2 and the other end into the remote terminator and watch the magic happen. The MS2 displays cable length, PoE, and a wire map to diagnose/verify the type of cable you're connected to. What you can verify/Diagnose: Straight-Through Cables Crossover Cables Split Pairs Crossed Pairs Faults Shorts PoE Switchport Speed Cable Length Distance to fault. The MS2 is also a toner - so you can use it in conjunction with any analog or digital toner probe to locate cables. This tool alone should be in every installer's tool bag. - The price is a bit high, but it will pay for itself in time saved if you're installing cable on a regular basis. This tool is not recommended for a home user or a one-off installation. This is a tool for Professional Network installers and technicians. Remote Identifiers #2-#7 When you're doing a big job, the remote identifiers make verification and location identification simple. Plug your remote IDs into the jacks you've just terminated - (I like doing this at the wall jacks immediately after I've terminated) - then go to the wiring closet/IDF/MDF and plug the Microscanner2 into the punch panel jacks you've terminated to verify the cable and it's location in the building. This makes labeling jacks and punch panels quick and painless - much better than walking back and forth to each jack from the wiring closet with an individual remote terminator. Wondering why the Remote IDs are #2-#7 - the remote terminator cap on the MS2 is #1. These work for both coaxial cable and RJ-45/11 jacks. Intellitone 200 Probe Digital and Analog toning - Isolate terminated cables OR individual wire pairs when using digital toning. Wiremapping If you've already got a toner probe,use it - if you don't - get the kit - the probe is great. Lots of fluff - Cables, a nice little case to hold your remote terminators, and a fully padded case for the whole kit - a nice touch. Overall - if you need a tool for wire mapping and cable verification, the Microscanner 2 is a great tool. It's pricey at $425, but worth it on your first big cabling job, just on time saved. (Bid on the job - don't charge an hourly rate) If you also need the remote IDs and a Toner Probe, get the kit - it'll save you a few hundred dollars compared to buying the tools individually - the Remote IDs alone are $235. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ great tool *by F***D on October 7, 2025* I have ALWAYS been a fan of Fluke products. Although they are expensive for most tools now-a-days they are the industry standard in quality for networking and electrical tools I needed this for a new house wiring ### ⭐⭐ The MicroScanner2 itself is great. The toning features fall very VERY flat. *by F***X on March 1, 2017* So I'll break this review down into two parts. The MicroScanner itself, and the toner. I got to field test (play with) this for a few days. So the MicroScanner itself is pretty good. It's able to indicate things like opens, shorts, crossed wires and split pairs. I do have some gripes about the wiremap though. If there is a short, you will not get a wiremap, even if you have an ID on the end of the wire. I believe it will still give you the device on the end if you test individual wire pairs, but wiremap is completely unavailable in that mode. While the product does say that it handles PoE, it seems to only handle 802.3af compliant PoE, and ANY OTHER KINDS OF VOLTAGE are still dangerous to the device. Just because the device can REPORT voltage doesn't mean it can HANDLE it. My personal recommendation is to not leave the device plugged into any powered line for more than just a few seconds, 802.3af or not. For everything else about the MicroScanner, it works great. The display is even lit for when you're working in the dark, or if pea soup LCD screens are just hard to see, which is usually the case. (The screen is not actually pea soup colored. It is white with a crisp white backlight. I'm just thinking back to old gameboy days) Now this is where I was really disappointed. The toner features are basically just unusable. I'm going to skip things that are undesirable but bearable, like battery drain or poor volume features, and overall cheap feel of the probe. I'm pretty sure the following problems are due to me having received a bad unit, and I am in the process of seeking customer support. Still really annoyed though. So the toner / probe combo is just really weak. I'm supposed to be able to use the probe to tone out a single wire from within an entire bundle, and I can't do that at all. Even 5 feet out of the toner, the probe is already very weak, with the digital toner only working when a few inches away. The analog toner is very hard to hear. The "locate" vs "isolate" settings on the probe are basically the same sensitivity, and are both really bad. Perhaps the "locate" mode is a tad bit stronger, but really not much to make a difference in actual usage. Finally the digital mode is supposed to tell me proximity with a scale from 1 - 8 (using the LEDs), but it doesn't. In "locate" mode it is about 6 - 8, and in "isolate" mode it is about 4 - 7. Any farther away and it just cuts out, rather than slowly leveling off to 1 like it is advertised to do. EDIT: A bit more field testing gives mixed results. Sometimes it appears to behave the way it should, and other times it doesn't. I haven't yet figured out why. If i switch to analog mode on the probe (with digital mode on the toner), I can ever so slightly hear the digital beeping from the toner, but it's just not strong, and apparently not strong enough to be picked up digitally. Amazing that my ears are more precise than the probe. In analog toning mode, it's not ANY louder, and unless you have jackrabbit ears that are pressed up to the speaker, you're not going to hear anything unless the probe is, again, very VERY close to the wire. When I went to tone out a jack in the wall from a cabinet at 100ft as a test, I could not use the "locate" function to find the cable. I ran it in circles around all the bundles, and nothing. It was after running the probe accross ALL the punchdowns that I finally got it to detect the tone. So in summary, the toner is almost not useful. I tried some troubleshooting, of course. The batteries in both the Microscanner and the probe were fine, so not a power issue. (2xAA at ~1.5V in MS2 and 9V-bat at ~8.5V in probe) The probe senses the Microscanner itself from a MUCH FARTHER distance than the wire, leading me to believe that the Microscanner is not doing a very good job of injecting the tone onto the wire. Analog probe mode confirms this with much louder sound. Electrical engineers feel free to scream at me, since that's probably just how these kinds of things work. After fiddling around with copper (straight run vs. twisted run), it's no surprise that twisted gives much poorer results. A lecture about electric waves could be inserted here, but i'll skip that. However even with untwisted copper, the results were mediocre, and I was still not getting the detection range I would expect. (Still not enough to detect a wire in a bundle or through a wall like advertised) So my hopes that it would be useful with phone cabling was shot down pretty fast too. The probe's tip is also very inconsistent, with different orientations relative to a wire giving wildly different results, and while i'm sure this is due to the nuances of the physics of electromagnetism, it really shouldn't be that bad. When I say bad I mean that if I place the probe right up against the wire, it might not detect at all, but shifting it slightly in position or angle makes it blare at full power. There's also undesirables, which i said i'd skip but i changed my mind. I'll just gloss over them. They include, but are not limited to: bad speaker placement, bad volume control placement, battery drain, digital mode not using volume as much as it should, or in the right way, and cheapish look and feel in the dials and the speaker, compared to other fluke networks products. On the bright side, the wiremap feature of the toner works great, if you know... I could find the wire in the first place... *insert salt* TL;DR I probably got a bad unit. MicroScanner2 works great with just one minor disappointment (It's documented). Toning features are almost useless. I'd like to think I expected too much but the unit isn't able to even come close to performing what was advertised. I would have given a higher rating, but I REALLY wanted to be able to tone out wires not just quickly, but AT ALL. What's odd to me is that other people seem to have a lot of success with the toning features, leading me to believe that my situation is not the norm. I'm sure with electromagnetic devices such as toner probes QC can be more difficult, or that I'm just really unlucky. I'll try returning this unit, and i'll update this review if the problems go away. 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