TREND Networks • LanTEK
LanTEK IV Series
Cable certification technology for evaluating supported structured cabling links and recording results against selected performance limits.
Mounted Up • Atlanta & Surrounding Areas
Cable Testing & Certification Specialists
Build confidence in the connections behind your business. Mounted Up helps identify cable faults, verify installation performance, and define testing requirements for commercial networks, server rooms, and data center cabling.
We certify all cables upon request.
Professional testing technology. Project-specific evaluation.
Commercial Network Cabling
Server Rooms & Data Centers
Copper & Fiber Testing Scope
Certification Upon Request
Professional Handheld Cable Testers
Specialist service supported by the right tools.
Mounted Up uses TREND Networks / IDEAL LanTEK technology to support cable diagnostics and certification. We match the instrument, adapters, and test configuration to your cabling and project requirements.
IDEAL / TREND Networks • LanTEK
LanTEK III
Cable testing and certification equipment supporting fault investigation and performance evaluation within the configured instrument’s capabilities.
Fluke Networks • Reference Technology
Copper & Fiber Testing Requirements
Fluke Networks’ DSX CableAnalyzer, CertiFiber Pro, and OptiFiber Pro product families illustrate the different instrument types used for copper certification, optical loss testing, and OTDR evaluation.
If your specification calls for a particular instrument or test-report format, include it in your request. Mounted Up will confirm equipment availability and suitability before accepting that requirement.
Brand references do not imply manufacturer endorsement, authorized partnership, technician accreditation, or ownership of every instrument referenced. Equipment and accessories are confirmed for each project.
Know What Your Cabling Can Deliver
A connected cable is the starting point. Verified performance is the goal.
Slow connections, intermittent dropouts, and unreliable devices can begin inside the cable infrastructure. Mounted Up brings focused testing and troubleshooting to new installations, existing cable runs, and commercial network upgrades.
Check the Connection
Evaluate continuity, wire mapping, and termination issues to help identify opens, shorts, crossed pairs, and other connection faults.
Find the Weak Point
Investigate suspect cable runs and connections so your team can plan appropriate repairs, component changes, or cable replacement.
Document Performance
Request certification against applicable cabling performance limits, with cable types, test configuration, and reporting requirements confirmed before work begins.
Copper Network Cabling
Testing beyond a basic connection check.
Mounted Up evaluates cabling supporting business networks, IP cameras, wireless access points, and connected systems. We select the testing method for the cable type, link configuration, and required performance.
Share whether your project uses Cat 5e, Cat 6, Cat 6A, or another specified cabling system. We confirm appropriate equipment and test limits for your installation.
- Wire Map & Connection Integrity Identify wiring faults and termination problems.
- Cable Length & Fault Location Evaluate run length and locate supported cable faults.
- Insertion Loss & Return Loss Assess signal loss and reflections on supported copper links.
- Crosstalk Performance Evaluate interference between pairs as required by the selected certification test.
- Pass/Fail Results & Reporting Document certification results against agreed test limits.
Permanent-link and channel tests evaluate different link configurations. The required configuration is confirmed as part of your project scope.
Data Centers & Server Rooms
Verify the physical links supporting critical connections.
Mounted Up helps define testing requirements for rack connections, patch panels, backbone links, and switch-to-server cabling.
Server & Switch Links
Evaluate specified copper or fiber links connecting equipment and distribution points. Confirm cable types, connector configurations, and access before testing.
Backbone & Distribution
Define testing for connections between network rooms, cabinets, and distribution areas, with appropriate equipment selected for each link.
Moves, Adds & Changes
Request testing before equipment migration, after cabling changes, or during project handover.
Planning a server room or data center project?
Share your cable schedule, link count, copper categories, fiber types, connector details, and required deliverables using the estimate form below.
Fiber Optic Testing Requirements
Match the fiber test to the project specification.
Fiber performance depends on connector condition, polarity, link loss, and installation quality. Tell Mounted Up what your project requires so appropriate equipment, procedures, and reporting can be confirmed.
Inspection & Cleaning
Contaminated fiber end faces can contribute to signal loss and reflections. Inspection and cleaning requirements should be addressed before performance testing.
Optical Loss Testing
An optical loss test set measures link insertion loss. The scope should specify fiber type, wavelengths, reference method, polarity, and acceptance limits.
OTDR Evaluation
Where specified, OTDR testing adds information about events along a fiber link, such as connectors and splices. It complements required optical loss testing.
MPO Connectivity & Polarity
Multi-fiber links require correct polarity and suitable test interfaces. Include connector details and fiber counts when requesting an estimate.
Fiber, OTDR, and MPO testing require fiber-specific instruments and accessories. Availability and deliverables are confirmed before scheduling. The pictured LanTEK copper testers alone do not establish these fiber-testing capabilities.
Built Around Your Business
Support the systems your team depends on.
From one problem connection to a larger cabling project, understand the condition and performance of your infrastructure.
Office & Business Networks
Testing for workstation connections, network outlets, patch panels, and structured cabling.
Security & Connected Systems
Troubleshoot network cable runs serving IP cameras, access control network connections, and wireless access points.
Installations & Handover
Request performance verification and certification for installations, renovations, expansions, and project closeout.
Results Your Team Can Use
Define documentation before testing begins.
Clear records help your IT team, contractor, and stakeholders understand which links were tested and how they performed.
Let us know whether you need a project summary, individual link reports, native test files, or a specific handover format. Deliverables are agreed as part of your estimate.
- Link Identification Agree cable labels, locations, and links included in scope.
- Test Configuration Record selected cable or fiber requirements and test limits.
- Results & Exceptions Identify passing links, failures, and untested links.
- Corrective Work & Retesting Define repairs and follow-up testing where needed.
Your Project, Clearly Defined
From the first concern to documented results.
Define
Tell Us What You Need
Share the location, link count, cable types, issues, specifications, and reports required.
Test
Evaluate the Cabling
Accessible links are tested within the agreed scope. Coordinate access and required service interruptions in advance.
Review
Understand the Results
Review findings and receive agreed documentation. Repairs and retesting can be scoped where required.
Cable Testing Questions
Know what to request.
Do you certify cables upon request?
Yes. We certify all cables upon request. Send your cable types and specifications so we can confirm the testing method, equipment, scope, reporting, and estimate.
How does testing differ from certification?
Basic testing identifies connection and wiring faults. Certification measures performance against selected cabling test limits and produces a pass/fail result.
Can I request data center or server room testing?
Yes. Share cable schedules, link counts, cable types, connector details, and test specifications. Scope and equipment are confirmed before scheduling.
What should I include for fiber testing?
Include fiber type, connectors, strand count, locations, and required inspection, optical loss, OTDR, or MPO tests. Availability is confirmed per project.
Can you test existing installations?
Yes. We can assess accessible existing runs. Access to both ends may be required, and testing may require disconnection from active equipment.
Can I request a specific tester or report format?
Yes. Include the instrument, test limits, and file format in your inquiry. We confirm whether the requirements can be met before accepting the scope.
Does certification mean every cable will pass?
No. A failing link may require repairs, component changes, or replacement before passing a retest.
Does testing provide a manufacturer warranty?
Testing alone does not establish warranty eligibility. Manufacturers may require approved components, installer qualifications, and specific reports.
What areas do you serve?
Atlanta and surrounding communities within approximately 75 miles. Submit your project address to confirm availability.
Start Your Project
Request Cable Testing & Certification
Tell us about your location, cable types, approximate cable count, and testing needs. Include any certification, equipment, or reporting requirements so Mounted Up can review your project and prepare an estimate.
We certify all cables upon request.
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Mounted Up Cable Testing & Certification
Get confidence in the connections behind your business.
Troubleshoot unreliable connections, plan a network upgrade, or request certification for commercial cabling, server rooms, and data center projects.
We certify all cables upon request.
