French cabling company ITCAB has reported time savings on large-scale projects through the use of network certification and troubleshooting tools manufacturer Fluke Networks’ testing and certification equipment.
Founded in 2022, ITCAB designs and installs low-voltage cabling – including copper and fibre optic systems – across sectors such as defence, healthcare, data centres, and logistics.
With installations subject to strict regulatory standards, the company requires tools that ensure compliance, precision, and durability from the outset.
Tools in use
To support its work, ITCAB uses four Fluke Networks devices:
• DSX-5000 CableAnalyzer — for testing RJ45 twisted pair infrastructures, allowing technicians to carry out field measurements and identify potential compliance issues early
• OptiFiber Pro reflectometer — for fibre optic networks, offering automated configuration, expert mode, and detailed event mapping
• CertiFiber Pro photometer — for certifying fibre optic networks across data centres, LANs, WANs, and telecom systems
• MultiFiber Pro — for high-density fibre optic trunk infrastructures with MTP connectors
The company also uses LinkWare reporting software to manage diagnostic data, carry out searches, and generate reports for both technical teams and customers.
Time savings reported
Using this equipment, ITCAB estimates an average saving of 15–30 seconds per test. On projects requiring up to 10,000 tests, this equates to around 10 days of technician time saved.
“It’s extremely efficient,” says Corentin Cunat, founder and Co-CEO of ITCAB. “Being able to make the right decisions at the right time can really speed up our work.
“If we had chosen other products, we would have had many more tasks to manage, which would have slowed down the whole process and increased costs.”
Nigel Hedges, Application and Technical Specialist at Fluke Networks, adds, “With rising demand for bandwidth and the constant evolution of technology, efficient testing, certification, and troubleshooting tools have a measurable impact on productivity and customer trust.
“Our equipment provides visibility across copper, fibre, and active networks, helping teams streamline workflows and simplify compliance.”
ITCAB says it plans to expand its testing fleet to meet increasing customer demand and to maintain compliance with evolving industry regulations.
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