It's been a while since the last post, but I thought I'd take a minute and show you guys how cool and easy making your next RJ45 connector is!
I got these new RJ45 connectors and wired them up to the 568B standard and then I crimped and cut the connector at the same time! Easy, here it is.
Not only was crimping and cutting the connector awesome but how it cut the conductors clean off the connector, nice. I've heard of other tools that say they do this but they suck. They suck because they don't cut the copper conductors all the way and don't cut the conductor off clean on the RJ45 plug.
We had a customer ask us about the Shielded plug and I said, let's check that one out.
As you can tell the shielded plug is quality and the termination process is the same. For more spec sheets and to order online visit Discount-Low-Voltage.com
I got these new RJ45 connectors and wired them up to the 568B standard and then I crimped and cut the connector at the same time! Easy, here it is.
Not only was crimping and cutting the connector awesome but how it cut the conductors clean off the connector, nice. I've heard of other tools that say they do this but they suck. They suck because they don't cut the copper conductors all the way and don't cut the conductor off clean on the RJ45 plug.
We had a customer ask us about the Shielded plug and I said, let's check that one out.
As you can tell the shielded plug is quality and the termination process is the same. For more spec sheets and to order online visit Discount-Low-Voltage.com
