The Triplett TeleTalker™ 330 is a high-performance lineman's test set with a weather-resistant seal. This butt set offers many standard features not found on more expensive models like dedicated store / redial buttons, adjustable volume, Pulse and Tone dialing, and more.
DESCRIPTION
The Triplett TeleTalker™ 330 is a high-performance lineman's test set with a weather-resistant seal. This butt set offers many standard features not found on more expensive models like dedicated store / redial buttons, adjustable volume, Pulse and Tone dialing, and more. The high impact and weather-resistant case allows for this product to be used in all demanding industry settings and features a full 3-year warranty. The user-friendly layout helps installers get the job done effectively and with ease. The TeleTalker™ 330 requires no battery for main use and can store up to 10 frequently dialed numbers. Complete with angled bed of nails (JS Popper) test clips.
Features
- Test Analog / POTS line and systems
- 3-level volume control (battery not required) can provide up to 12 dB of volume gain
- Data-safe monitor mode
- High impact weather resistant housing and keypad
Specifications
| Specifications | Range |
| Loop Limit | 4k ohms max at 48VDC (5km, 26Ga) nominal 15mA minimum loop current |
| DC Resistance | 150 ohms typical at 80mA current |
| Monitor Impedance | Monitor: 100k @ 1kHz Ring: 600 ohms @ 1kHz |
| Rotary (pulse) dial Pulsing rate Percent break Interdigital pause Leakage during break |
10 ±0.5 pulses/sec. 60% ±2% 8.5ms typical >50k ohms |
| DTMF output Tone frequency error Level of tone pair Skew |
±1.5% 2 dBm max, -8 dBm min 4 dBm max |
| Power | CR2032 battery |
| Dimensions | 8.8 x 2.8 x 2.75" (22.4 x 7.12 x 7cm) |
| Weight | 13.4 oz (380g) |
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FAQs
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Q. Can you monitor a POTS line with the Triplett 3330?
A. Yes.
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Q. Can you listen to the line in the off position?
A. No, the device will work on an off/deadline.
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Q. What is a lineman test set?
A. A lineman test set, also known as a telephone test set or butt set, is a handheld device used by telecom technicians and linemen to test and troubleshoot telephone lines. It helps diagnose line issues, verify connections, and perform various tests on phone lines.
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Q. What is the purpose of a lineman test set?
A. A lineman test set is used to check the status of telephone lines, identify faults, test dial tones, verify line polarity, detect line voltages, and perform loopback tests. It aids technicians in diagnosing and resolving issues in telephone networks.
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Q. How does a lineman test set work?
A. A lineman test set is connected to a telephone line or terminal block using alligator clips or modular plugs. It allows technicians to listen to the line, measure voltages, check for continuity, and perform various tests. The device typically features a speaker and microphone for audio communication.
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Q. Can a lineman test set work on both analog and digital phone lines?
A. Yes, many modern lineman test sets are compatible with both analog and digital phone lines, allowing technicians to work with various types of telephone systems.
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Q. How is a lineman test set used for line testing?
A. A lineman test set is connected to a telephone line, and the technician can listen to the line for noise, test the line voltage, check for shorts or opens, and ensure proper line polarity. It helps diagnose issues and ensure that the line is functioning correctly.
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Q. Can a lineman test set be used for dialing and call testing?
A. Yes, many lineman test sets have the capability to generate dial tones, perform pulse and tone dialing, and even store speed dial numbers for call testing purposes.
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Q. Can a lineman test set be used for other purposes besides telephone lines?
A. While primarily designed for telephone line testing, some lineman test sets may have additional features that make them useful for testing other low-voltage circuits, such as data networks or security systems. However, their primary function remains telephone line testing.
