How to Punch Down a RJ45 Cat6 Keystone Jack VCELINK

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  • Опубликовано: 16 янв 2025

Комментарии • 16

  • @ghalibalayyan87
    @ghalibalayyan87 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for your time

    • @vcelink1671
      @vcelink1671  2 года назад

      Thanks for your comment. Glad this video can help you!

  • @itlupe
    @itlupe Год назад +2

    The jacket can also be used to untwist the pairs. Saves on the hands.

  • @engineeringinsight1338
    @engineeringinsight1338 2 года назад

    Thank you for the tutorials !

    • @vcelink1671
      @vcelink1671  2 года назад +1

      Thanks for your comment😄So glad to be of help to you

  • @GotrekGurninsson
    @GotrekGurninsson 2 месяца назад

    Don’t untwist the wires from the ends only from the middle makes it much easier. It will also let you get the main cable seated further into the jack so it’s not dangling by the small ga wires. If you did this at my work we’d make you redo it

    • @vcelink1671
      @vcelink1671  2 месяца назад

      Thanks for your comment and good suggestions. We have created a new video regarding the "untwisting" problem. And we will try to do better in our future videos.

  • @MihirRajhans
    @MihirRajhans Год назад

    Mujhe bhi chahie Kaise milega

    • @vcelink1671
      @vcelink1671  Год назад

      Please contact us via sales@vcelink.com to get what you want!

  • @krisyates5898
    @krisyates5898 Год назад

    Why does no one use the nylon ripcord to make sure no pairs were nicked/shorted while stripping the plastic jacket

    • @vcelink1671
      @vcelink1671  Год назад +1

      Well, it's a good way. The ripcord is designed to strip the insulation, but it can be difficult for some novices. A mini wire stripper is a great tool for successful stripping, suitable for everyone.😀

  • @conwaylai8562
    @conwaylai8562 Год назад

    "Useless blade"... these chinese sales language just don't translate well.

    • @vcelink1671
      @vcelink1671  Год назад

      This is our old video! It means "unused blade" here. Sorry to confuse you, and we'll improve our video.

  • @telecomgear
    @telecomgear 3 года назад

    Just call your local phone man.

    • @vcelink1671
      @vcelink1671  3 года назад

      Can you send email to us? Support@vcelink.com, thanks