The Triplett Model TT-300 Punchdown Tool includes combination 66 and 110 blades to easily terminate and cut CAT 3/5/5E/6 cables. It features a built-in hook and spudger tool, twist and lock blade and torque capability. Internal storage compartment for blades.

CATEGORY: HAND TOOLS

Features

Includes combination 66 and 110 blades
Easily terminate and cut CAT 3/5/5E/6 cables
Built-in hook and spudger tool
Twist and lock blade
Torque capability
Internal blade storage compartment

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Description

CATEGORY: HAND TOOLS

Features

Includes combination 66 and 110 blades
Easily terminate and cut CAT 3/5/5E/6 cables
Built-in hook and spudger tool
Twist and lock blade
Torque capability
Internal blade storage compartment

Downloads

Datasheet

FAQ

Q. What is a punchdown tool?
A. A punchdown tool is a handheld tool used in telecommunications and networking to terminate and connect wires or cables to connectors, jacks, or patch panels. Its primary purpose is to create secure and reliable electrical connections.

Q. What is the difference between a punchdown tool and a regular wire crimper or stripper?
A. While a regular wire crimper or stripper is used for joining or removing wire insulation, a punchdown tool is specifically designed for inserting wires into connectors or terminals, ensuring they make solid electrical contact.

Q. Where are punchdown tools commonly used?
A. Punchdown tools are commonly used in structured cabling systems, telecommunications networks, data centers, and residential installations for terminating and organizing twisted-pair cables, particularly in Ethernet and telephone systems.

Q. What types of connectors can I work with using a punchdown tool?
A. Punchdown tools are typically used with connectors like RJ-45 (Ethernet) and RJ-11 (telephone) jacks and patch panels. They can also be used with keystone jacks and 110-style blocks for various applications.

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Punchdown Tool - (TT-300)