Cat 6 Cable Connection Tool

Cut the cable to the length needed.

Cat 6 cable connection tool.

As it does not come with a cutter along with crimp you may need to buy this separately. For rj 11 rj 12 rj 45 cat5 cat5e cat6 it can quickly test for connection essential for any lan install project. Rj45 connectors have been used for phone and ethernet connections for a long time but their original development. Ethernet has been taking over the world for the last few decades.

Cat6 connectors are designed to accommodate much larger cable diameters than cat5e so most cables should fit but check the numbers. If you plan to use snagless boots this would be a good time to slide them on. 3 in 1 crimping cutting stripping tool is good for rj 45 rj 11 rj 12 connectors and suitable for cat5 cat5e cat6 cable with 8p8c 6p6c and 4p4c plugs. Category 6 cable cat 6 is a standardized twisted pair cable for ethernet and other network physical layers that is backward compatible with the category 5 5e and category 3 cable standards.

Network tool kit 6 in 1 ethernet crimper cable tester 50 rj45 cat6 connector wire stripper 20 rj45 connector boots cover 20 nylon cable ties 4 3 out of 5 stars 83 24 59 24. This procedure generally applies to cat 6 rj45 connectors. Cat 6 has to meet more stringent specifications for crosstalk and system noise than cat 5 and cat 5e. Network cable tester.

Cat 6 supports 10 gigabit ethernet only up to 164 feet of cable length. An alternate method is given for connectors utilizing a load bar. Micro connectors inc 100 ft. The category 6 augmented cable standard or cat 6a was created to further improve the performance of cat 6 ethernet cables using cat 6a enables 10 gigabit ethernet data rates over a single cable run up to 328 feet.

See snagless boots. Cat 6 molded utp snagless rj45 networking patch cable blue. For example cat6 ez rj45 connector s from platinum tools use 0 275 inches as a maximum cable od which is plenty for a typical 0 205 diameter cat5e cable. Knowing how to crimp rj45 cat6 cables as well as being familiar with the cat6 crimping color code is critical for an electrician network technician engineer and anyone interested in installing an ethernet cable.

The cable standard specifies performance of up to 250 mhz compared to 100 mhz for cat 5 and cat 5e.