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Fluke Networks MT-8200-60-KIT IntelliTone Pro 200 Probe and Toner, Multicolor

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Condition
New
Model
MT-8200-60-KIT
Dimensions
12.2 x 16.5 x 3.94 in
Weight
1.1 lb
Color
yellow
Power Source
Battery Powered
Style
LAN TONER AND PROBE KIT
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Other Networking Devices

Features 8

  • IntelliTone digital toning eliminates noise and false signals
  • SmartTone analog toning precisely isolates individual wire pairs
  • Locates cables safely and effectively on active networks
  • Verifies twisted pair installation with visual end to end continuity test

Description

Intellitone Pro 200 Lan Toner and Probe Kit. Operating temperature: 32 °F to 104 °F (0 °C to 40 °C),Storage temperature: -4 °F to +140°F (-20 °C to °C), Vibration: Random, 2 g, 5 Hz-500 Hz, Altitude: 3000 m, EMC: EN 61326-1, FCC Part 15 B, Control: Thumbwheel switch, Toner frequency: IntelliTone signal: Encoded digital signal, Analog SmartTone signal: 500 - 1200Hz, 4 songs.

Specs 19

Brand Fluke Networks
Power Source Battery Powered
Style LAN TONER AND PROBE KIT
Color yellow
Item Weight 1.1 pounds
Minimum Operating Voltage 9 volts
Upper Temperature Rating 104 °F
Measurement Type Electrical Measurement

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Top Amazon Reviews

Best Toner I have ever used. The extra features really help in the real word.
I have been using a toner for almost 20 years. I got this one a while ago. I choose it because a coworker had one. I read the directions once and I was sold. Then I got one. It has a few major features that make this toner work better than any other toner I have ever used. Read the directions and learn all of the features. It is worth the price in my opinion. It can help you troubleshoot. I use this device in major hospitals, schools, and Government buildings. It is a must have as an IT tech. It fits really well in a traditional tonner bag. Let me describe exactly what I like. It has a traditional analog tonner setting. It has the alligator clips you need. It has the multiple different tones that change when the leads are shorted out!!!! It has a digital toner setting that can be used when the wires are shorted or when it is plugged into a switch!!! It tells you when it is plugged into a switch!! It can be used to test the RJ45 ends/patch cables. It is a simple cable tester and it works great to verify a digital tone. This tester is used in my tool bag. It can do more than two other tools that I have combined. This Fluke item is worth the cost. The extra features really help in the real word. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2019 by SlySalimander
Handy - and really inexpensive tool for Network Managers!
I am the IT Manager for a small business with a 50 user Ethernet network. Our broadband provider is AT&T - we recently migrated from AT&T DSL to AT&T UVerse and couldn't be happier! After replacing our dumb CISCO 24-port switch with a HP 48-port "Smart Switch" I detected there were some issues across my network with dead ports on our server rack panel. Now- how to figure out where these patch panel ports went within our widespread office building? Enter the Fluke Networks IntelliTone Pro 200 kit which I bought from AMAZON using my PRIME subscription. The item showed up in the normal 2 day window and was simple to set up (install the provided 9-volt battery into both the sensor and the toner units). I loaded up the instructional CD (a 'mini cd' disk) and reviewed the instructions. From there it was a cakewalk to fire up the toner and attach it to the network cable at the far end of the system (where the cable plugs into the user's PC, you unplug the cable from the pc and plug into the toner. Move the control knob on the toner to "transmit" (a picture looks like a radio signal) - Turn on the sensor wand and set it to the mass-detect and go to the other end of your network where the ethernet switch is and wave the sensor wand until you locate the tone signal (you will HEAR IT). Switch the sensor wand to individual detect mode (a smaller radio wave on the display selector switch) and you can narrow down your search to the specific cable socket on your network. CAKE! I would buy again and I would recommend to a user with medium ability... a complete newbie could do this as well, if you have decent logical reasoning ability. The instruction manual is weak (IMHO) and the quick start pamphlet is useless (perhaps better if Japanese or Chinese are your first language?) Solid performer, decent price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2011 by Robert MacIntel
Did I receive a dud?? EDIT
Product looks nice and seems to work for everyone else, but I seem to get extremely poor performance with the digital toner. The video shows you being able to detect the cable by just walking by the room that it comes out in. With cat5, I can get a signal about 1 foot away from the cable, and with cat6, I have to be TOUCHING the wire. This is not the analog toner I'm speaking of, that feature seems to work well. However the digital toner seems to be advertised to be able to pick up a signal from at least several feet. My mileage is much less. Makes a good portion of this unit's functionality useless. I will probably try to return this for another and if the replacement does the same, I will definitely be returning for a refund. I don't have experience with other toners, so I cannot comment on comparative performance. If I'm using it wrong, please let me know. 1. Plugged the toner into cat6 keystone jack with included wire. 2. Turned both toner and probe to the image of the probe with the radio waves coming out (the larger waves on the probe) 3. Walk around with probe at max volume. Get nothing until I am TOUCHING the actual wire. This is a wire within a bundle of about 30 cat6 cables. I will amend this review if the replacement works better. ---- EDIT ---- I received a replacement from amazon overnighted and i am pleased to say that the replacement works much better. The probe will now pick up the digital tone from a couple feet away. Everything else works great. So lesson is, if your probe seems to be lacking in performance, do yourself a favor and exchange it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2013 by bmw5002
Performed flawlessly the first time!
I've been an IT guy for 30+ years. I can do some basic wiring (Cat-5 punchdowns, crimps, etc), but most of my daily tasks involve connecting things to ports that are already wired for me. However, from time to time a situation occurs where I have to trace a wire. I'm looking at one end of a wire, and WAAAAAYYY down on a different floor the other end is somewhere in that un-labeled bundle of 200+ identical-looking Cat-5 cables, all nicely and tightly tied together. Sure, I could use a Cat-5 cable tester and one-by-one, plug that baby into port after port through the roughly 250 ports on the patch panels (of course disconnecting each potentially "live" station one at a time) trying to hunt down where that cable ends up or... Fluke to the rescue. In 30 years, I've never needed a tone tool. Until that day last month when a ceiling-mounted wireless access point was offline, and I needed to find out where it was connected at the other end. Of course, the cable wasn't labeled--no, that would have been too easy. What could and likely would (with a plug-in cable tester) have been HOURS of agonizing, repetitive plug-and-unplug hunting for the correct port took me less than 5 minutes to isolate the one cable and its panel jack. 288 ports down to "the one" in 5 minutes. Boom. At my billable rate, this tool paid for itself the first time I used it. Even for a first-timer like me, it performed flawlessly. I probably won't use it again for another year or two because the need arises so rarely. But my tool kit will never be without one again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2017 by Dan Neuwirth
Unreliable Performance and Poor Value for the Price
This unit is very poor. I purchased one for personal use and it does not tone consistently. Our team has two units, and one requires constant attention because it powers off when left unattended while toning a cable, requiring someone to repeatedly turn it back on. The unit I own is not reliable and will not tone an active cable. I spent over an hour troubleshooting thinking it was just me, and a colleague was able to tone the same cable immediately using a low-cost toner/probe with no issues. Whether this is extreme bad luck or a quality issue, having two faulty Fluke toner/probe units at this price point is unacceptable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026 by Zachary Hoy
Reliable Tool for Tracing Cables
I’ve been happy with the Fluke Networks IntelliTone Pro 200 probe and toner. It feels like a professional tool, and it works well for tracing and identifying cables when you’re dealing with a bundle, patch panel, or unlabeled wiring. The tone is clear, and the probe makes it much easier to find the right cable without guessing. It’s especially useful for network, phone, low-voltage, and data wiring jobs where you need to figure out where a line goes or confirm which cable is which. The kit feels well made, and I like that it comes in a case so everything stays together. It’s not the cheapest toner and probe out there, but it feels more dependable than the basic ones. Overall, I’d give it 5 stars. It works well, saves time, and is a good tool to have if you regularly trace or troubleshoot cables. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026 by A Byrd
It is time top update your old tools..
It was time for some updated tools, my old Toner and prob are about 15-years old. Although they still work great they lack the features of these new tools from Fluke. It was a great update, the tools worked as expected, the wire mapping is great, I've used these tools several times since I ordered them and having that mapping function built in is really nice. There was a small problem with the lanyard connection on the toner when it came, it was broken and I wasn't able to attach the lanyard, not a big deal for functionality but it is nice to use that lanyard when you have your hands full. When I contacted the seller they took care of it right away. A very nice change from a lot of customer support out there these days. I would buy from this seller again and of course any Fluke product, you can't go wrong with these tools. They are such a time saver the cost is well worth the time savings. If you have some old tools....it is time to update, you'll be happy to did. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2017 by tim nyberg
Works very well, a bit pricey, and no included pouch (-1 star total)
I bought this to track down a wire that ran from outside of one building to the patch panel inside of another. Plugged the toner into one end, set to "digital," walked to the patch panel, turned on the probe to "locate" and found the group of 8 connectors in the bunch, set to "isolate" and found the port. I plugged in the included short Ethernet cable into the patch panel and the probe to verify the connection, switched it to "Cable Map," and it tested all 8 pins fine. Total time of job, including the walk, <5 minutes. I labeled the cable appropriately (as the installer did not label anything, nor leave any reference of what goes where) with a Brother Personal Labeler Machine, White (PT90), figured out why the drop was not working (it was not plugged into the switch), and went on my way. The customer now is having me back to label all drops on the patch panel. I have used the analog toner in a test situation, but not in an actual job, and it also works fine. This also includes a simple continuity tester, data active mode for Ethernet, polarity tester for telecom wires, and a pair each of RJ11, RJ45, and alligator clips. Also, an F type gender changer is included to hook up RG-6 type cables. 1 star off for the high price and Fluke not including a pouch to store everything, though one can be bough separately as Fluke INTELLITONE CASE ( MT-8202-05 ). In my opinion, this is a small add on that should come with this since there are many bits and pieces that go together with this tool. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2012 by Monty
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