A studio kit view of the Klein Tools VDV501770 Scout Pro Max Network Cable Tester. The professional diagnostic tool is shown with its high-resolution color screen alongside a comprehensive set of 20 RJ45 LanMap and 20 CoaxMap location ID remotes, test cables, and a heavy-duty padded carrying case for organized jobsite cable mapping.
A detailed product shot of the Scout Pro Max tester highlighting its professional reporting capabilities. The color LCD interface displays a modern menu for testing, toning, and troubleshooting, while the caption emphasizes the tool's ability to generate custom test history reports via the integrated USB connection.
Action shot showing the Scout Pro Max tester in use with a high-definition color screen. The device is being held by a professional and displays a clear wire map result, demonstrating the TDR (Time Domain Reflectometry) technology used to measure cable length and pinpoint distance to faults on network and coaxial lines.
A technical infographic overlay on the Scout Pro Max tester interface. The graphic labels eleven key diagnostic functions from A to K, including RJ45 and RJ11/12 wiremapping, Coax testing, POTS testing, Power over Ethernet (PoE) detection, hub blink, and active network testing capabilities.
Internal view of the professional black carrying case included with the VDV501770 kit. The high-density foam insert neatly organizes the Scout Pro Max tester, the 20 yellow RJ45 LanMap remotes, the 20 silver CoaxMap remotes, and the various CAT6 and RJ12 jumper cables for secure jobsite transport.
Overhead view of the 20-piece RJ45 LanMap location ID remote set. Each yellow remote is clearly numbered 1 through 20 and fits into an organized foam tray, allowing technicians to identify and map up to 20 unique network locations simultaneously to save time during large-scale installations.
A detailed close-up of a single RJ45 LanMap location ID remote. The image highlights the professional build quality of the CAT6-compatible remote, featuring a clear number "1" on the yellow housing for easy identification of specific cable runs during network mapping.
Overhead view of the 20-piece F-connector CoaxMap location ID remote set. These silver-colored remotes are numbered 1 through 20 and stored in a specialized foam holder, designed for professionals to map multiple coaxial video and data runs across residential or commercial buildings.
A detailed close-up of a single silver CoaxMap location ID remote. The image showcases the threaded F-connector interface and the clear number "1" identifier, essential for locating and identifying specific coaxial cables among high-density bundles.
Action shot of the Scout Pro Max tester performing an active Power over Ethernet (PoE) test. The high-resolution screen displays "ACTIVE" status, showing the PoE Type 4 (PoE++), Mode A+B, a voltage of 54V DC, and a maximum wattage of 71.3W, demonstrating the tool's advanced diagnostic power on live network systems.
Action shot of a professional technician using the VDV501770 Scout Pro Max to identify a network port in a commercial server room. The high-resolution screen provides a clear wire map of the connection, demonstrating the tool's effectiveness for large-scale data center cable management and troubleshooting.
Action shot of a technician using the Scout Pro Max tester to trace an individual line within a dense bundle of blue CAT6 Ethernet cables. The device is connected to the network run, illustrating how professionals use digital toning and TDR technology to isolate specific cables in complex IT infrastructure.
Action shot of the Scout Pro Max performing a data speed and PoE test on an active network switch. The technician monitors the real-time diagnostic results on the full-color backlit screen, ensuring the live network installation meets the required specifications for voltage and data throughput.
Close-up action shot of a professional using the Klein Tools Scout Pro Max to test a residential network run. The device is shown with its interactive interface active, providing a comprehensive diagnostic overview of the twisted-pair cable's integrity, length, and mapping status.
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A studio kit view of the Klein Tools VDV501770 Scout Pro Max Network Cable Tester. The professional diagnostic tool is shown with its high-resolution color screen alongside a comprehensive set of 20 RJ45 LanMap and 20 CoaxMap location ID remotes, test cables, and a heavy-duty padded carrying case for organized jobsite cable mapping.
A detailed product shot of the Scout Pro Max tester highlighting its professional reporting capabilities. The color LCD interface displays a modern menu for testing, toning, and troubleshooting, while the caption emphasizes the tool's ability to generate custom test history reports via the integrated USB connection.
Action shot showing the Scout Pro Max tester in use with a high-definition color screen. The device is being held by a professional and displays a clear wire map result, demonstrating the TDR (Time Domain Reflectometry) technology used to measure cable length and pinpoint distance to faults on network and coaxial lines.
A technical infographic overlay on the Scout Pro Max tester interface. The graphic labels eleven key diagnostic functions from A to K, including RJ45 and RJ11/12 wiremapping, Coax testing, POTS testing, Power over Ethernet (PoE) detection, hub blink, and active network testing capabilities.
Internal view of the professional black carrying case included with the VDV501770 kit. The high-density foam insert neatly organizes the Scout Pro Max tester, the 20 yellow RJ45 LanMap remotes, the 20 silver CoaxMap remotes, and the various CAT6 and RJ12 jumper cables for secure jobsite transport.
Overhead view of the 20-piece RJ45 LanMap location ID remote set. Each yellow remote is clearly numbered 1 through 20 and fits into an organized foam tray, allowing technicians to identify and map up to 20 unique network locations simultaneously to save time during large-scale installations.
A detailed close-up of a single RJ45 LanMap location ID remote. The image highlights the professional build quality of the CAT6-compatible remote, featuring a clear number "1" on the yellow housing for easy identification of specific cable runs during network mapping.
Overhead view of the 20-piece F-connector CoaxMap location ID remote set. These silver-colored remotes are numbered 1 through 20 and stored in a specialized foam holder, designed for professionals to map multiple coaxial video and data runs across residential or commercial buildings.
A detailed close-up of a single silver CoaxMap location ID remote. The image showcases the threaded F-connector interface and the clear number "1" identifier, essential for locating and identifying specific coaxial cables among high-density bundles.
Action shot of the Scout Pro Max tester performing an active Power over Ethernet (PoE) test. The high-resolution screen displays "ACTIVE" status, showing the PoE Type 4 (PoE++), Mode A+B, a voltage of 54V DC, and a maximum wattage of 71.3W, demonstrating the tool's advanced diagnostic power on live network systems.
Action shot of a professional technician using the VDV501770 Scout Pro Max to identify a network port in a commercial server room. The high-resolution screen provides a clear wire map of the connection, demonstrating the tool's effectiveness for large-scale data center cable management and troubleshooting.
Action shot of a technician using the Scout Pro Max tester to trace an individual line within a dense bundle of blue CAT6 Ethernet cables. The device is connected to the network run, illustrating how professionals use digital toning and TDR technology to isolate specific cables in complex IT infrastructure.
Action shot of the Scout Pro Max performing a data speed and PoE test on an active network switch. The technician monitors the real-time diagnostic results on the full-color backlit screen, ensuring the live network installation meets the required specifications for voltage and data throughput.
Close-up action shot of a professional using the Klein Tools Scout Pro Max to test a residential network run. The device is shown with its interactive interface active, providing a comprehensive diagnostic overview of the twisted-pair cable's integrity, length, and mapping status.
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KLEIN TOOLS

Klein Tools Network Cable Tester Kit VDV501770 Scout Pro Max 2000 Feet TDR Run Measurement 10Gbps Speed Verification Active PoE Diagnostic System

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SKU: VDV501770
$499.99 USD

Description

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Map Multiple Locations Simultaneously And Measure Total Run Lengths With Precision Network Diagnostics

The Klein Tools VDV501770 Scout Pro Max is a multi-connector diagnostic cable tester kit engineered for measuring run lengths up to 2,000 feet and verifying active network performance. Utilizing integrated Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) technology, this system instantly pinpoints exact distance-to-fault tracking for opens, shorts, and miswires on copper infrastructure. The diagnostic tool maps connections, audits Power over Ethernet (PoE) voltage configurations, and monitors active link transfer speeds up to 10Gbps across complex enterprise environments.

Best Used For:

  • Simultaneous Multi-Location Mapping: Tracking, labeling, and auditing up to 40 distinct voice, data, and coaxial lines in a single pass using the 40 included location remotes.
  • Active Power Analysis: Evaluating passive and active Power over Ethernet parameters on live terminal infrastructure without risking device damage.
  • Conduit Fault Isolation: Isolating the precise footage location of concealed structural cable damage, breaks, or internal conductor shorts within high-density commercial framing conduits.

Key Performance & Safety Features

  • Precision TDR System: Employs Time Domain Reflectometry to deliver highly accurate length determinations up to 2,000 feet alongside reliable distance-to-fault measurements.
  • Live Data Auditing: Checks operational link parameters up to 10Gbps while performing automated active electrical terminal checks for real-time switch configuration tracing.
  • High-Capacity Location Mapping: Outfitted with 20 RJ45 LanMap and 20 F-Connector CoaxMap structural identity remotes to maximize staging productivity across floor plates.
  • Integrated Diagnostic Memory: Local non-volatile memory safely logs up to 200 distinct certification records for professional system documentation via the USB-C interface.
  • Interactive Hub Blink Control: Generates a specialized command to blink structural port indicator lights on active patch panels for fast individual line tracing.
  • High-Visibility Backlit LCD: Full-color digital interface populates easy-to-read wire map schematics and polarity graphics inside dark electrical or telecommunication rooms.

What's Included

  • Scout Pro Max Network Cable Tester
  • 20 RJ45 LanMap Location ID Remotes (#1 - #20)
  • 20 F-Connector CoaxMap Location ID Remotes (#1 - #20)
  • Female Coax-F to Angled-Bed-of-Nails Cable
  • 2 RJ45 CAT6 Patch Cables
  • 2 RJ12 to RJ12 Jumper Cables
  • 2 RJ11 to RJ11 Jumper Cables
  • USB-C to USB-A Data Cable
  • Female F-Barrel Connector
  • 3 AA Alkaline Batteries and 1 CR2032 Battery

Technical Specifications

Diagnostic Test Interfaces: Data (RJ45), Voice (RJ11/12), Coaxial (F-Connector)
Length Tracking Technology: Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR)
Maximum Measurement Range: 2,000 ft.
Maximum Monitored Link Speed: 10 Gbps
Power over Ethernet Testing: Active and Passive PoE Verification
Internal Record Capacity: 200 Test Results
Jobsite Drop Protection: 6.6 ft.
Active Power Longevity: 15 Hours
Display Type: Backlit Color LCD
Data Port Connector: USB-C
Overall Length: 8.0 in.
Overall Width: 4.0 in.
Net System Weight: 15.8 oz.
Pro-Tip: When deploying the LanMap and CoaxMap remotes across a commercial jobsite floor, plug them in sequentially starting from the lowest numbered room; this coordinates your wire map numbering scheme perfectly with the final network patch panel layout.