Fluke NetworksRemote ID Kit for MS-POE MicroScanner with Identifiers #2-7

I don’t like having an RJ45 end like this. If the clip breaks you’re screwed. Now if you had an end you plug a patch cord into would be much easier. If the patch cord goes bad replace it with another. If the clip breaks or end gets damaged then you can’t repair. Costing 50.00 a piece is a bit much especially with the flaws just pointed out.

Pour les experts réseau je conseil ils ne se détériorent pas sur des switch Poe pas comme la tête du Ciq100 qui est morte après branchement sur switch POE et de plus ils vous donnent le numéro trop bien un gain de temps le seul hic un peu chère mais c’est comme tout il faut mettre le prix pour avoir de bon outil

Six Fluke Remote ID Tag supplied all work fine.Just one issue they were supposed to be ID2, ID3, ID4, ID5, ID6, ID7But when the packet was opened ID2, ID3, ID3, ID5, ID6, ID6Good product but could do better when picking the items to put in the bag

Typical overpriced Fluke accessory. What you see is what you get. The design is a little hazardous in a busy environment as it sticks far out of the jack but makes it easier to not forget. The real disappointment here is that the plastic RJ45 tab is not better protected and just as flimsy as a cheap cable. Counting down the days until the tabs break off sadly.

Soo... not sure of this is supposed to be a retail kit, but..Looks like an OEM parts kit? Is that right? I mean yeah they look like the photo and the writing is official looking enough but somehow I don't think fluke will warranty these..