Would you not typically have bridge clips on every extension so that it can be isolated without removing wires? I don't understand why you jumped from the telco side direct to the extension with no means of disconnect.
nice tutorial, as a telephone man myself with cat5 i always use my snips and ring the end about 3 inches back pop it off then use the rip cord and pull it down another 3 or 4 inches and then snip off the first 3 i nches where i ringed it so i dont risk having a scored conductor and end up breaking never used those cat5 strippers tho not sure if they ever score it or not
I agree 100 percent!!! always assume the conductor is nipped or damaged when cutting back the cover, Use that ripcord and use pristine wire when punching down!!!! Good catch!!
This was a very clear video for myself a complete novice to understand. Thanks
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Would you not typically have bridge clips on every extension so that it can be isolated without removing wires? I don't understand why you jumped from the telco side direct to the extension with no means of disconnect.
nice tutorial, as a telephone man myself with cat5 i always use my snips and ring the end about 3 inches back pop it off then use the rip cord and pull it down another 3 or 4 inches and then snip off the first 3 i nches where i ringed it so i dont risk having a scored conductor and end up breaking never used those cat5 strippers tho not sure if they ever score it or not
I agree 100 percent!!! always assume the conductor is nipped or damaged when cutting back the cover, Use that ripcord and use pristine wire when punching down!!!! Good catch!!
That's was my job for 32 years in the telephone company PBX installer and repair
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Ok