RJ-45/RJ12 Crimping Tool Kit w/ Network Tester and Modular Plugs For Sale

RJ-45/RJ12 Crimping Tool Kit w/ Network Tester and Modular Plugs
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RJ-45/RJ12 Crimping Tool Kit w/ Network Tester and Modular Plugs :
$32.45

RJ-45/RJ12 Crimping Tool Kit w/ Network Tester and Modular PlugsThis kit features a RJ12/RJ11/RJ45 Ratchet Crimping Tool, RJ45/RJ11 Multi-functional LED Network Cable Tester, 10 Pieces of RJ45 Modular Plugs and 10 Pieces of RJ12 Modular Plugs.Crimper Features:Crimp Tool is made to trim patch cords to any length you need. Our handy all-in-one tool helps you to terminate a plug with a stranded four-pair, unshielded, twisted-pair cable. Now you can crimp, cut, and strip with one convenient tool.Crimping tools are used to attach the RJ45 (8P/RJ45 & 6P/RJ12, RJ11) connector to the Ethernet cables. When the eight individual wires (varies) inside the cable have been connected properly, the connector is attached to the cable and the connector is placed into the crimping tool. Then, compact pressure is applied on the connector to secure it in place. The crimping tool plays an important role in the construction of an ideal networking cable.Tester Features:LAN Network Cable Tester Cat5 Capable to judge wrong connection, short circuit and open circuit Grounding Test. Automatically scan mode, rapidly testing, the streamline shape is in accordance with the design of somatology. Durable design, working well even in construction location.Package Includes:RJ-45 Crimp Tool
Network Tester
10 Pcs of RJ45 Modular Plugs
10 Pcs of RJ12 Modular Plugs


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