Does this tool offer the "click" while crimping network cables?
1117920
Yes again. Not sure about Bonnie, but if you have the connector in the right side, mine clicks.
1117921
The crimping tool is a "basic" tool. It does not have the ratchet capability that a professional tool would have. The handle is spring loaded and stays in the open position and closes with a smooth rather than ratchet lock. It's basic and works just fine but you do have to be careful since the spring open aspect of the handles can pinch you pretty good. If you need a tool that you'll be using frequently, day in and day out then this is not the tool you want. It is fine for repairing a connector here and there but I wouldn't recommend it for heavy usage. Dick B
2078265
No, Jim. It does not. It comes with two flat wrenches to assist in changing the router bits.
2106690
It has the ability to crimp yes, but I just use a Lee factory crimp die when I want the crimp.
1347844
The cable does not come with connectors. Yes I would purchase a crimping tool
1589156
It certainly crimps coper ferrules and lugs over copper wire. I do not know on steel cable however if that is what you're asking.
2000450
Yes it does. It works great and is very easy to use. I love that the software is built in the cable. I am very happy with it.
1184680
No, it is not. It is for crimping copper or aluminum connectors on cable of various size.
1028517
Yes there is one tip that screws on to the end of the coax cable that you trying to find/test , it has a led that lights up green if your connection is good, I highly recommend this tester, I'm an a/v tech and it's a great value for its price
434965
No, you can test through a patch panel, but a switch is looking for packet info and isn't a straight through path on the cables.
484720
Yes. You wrap the cable with the tie, and thread the tie end through the tie's lock, then put the end of the tie into the gun (it can load in from the side), and pull the trigger. Depending on how close you have the tip of the gun to the lock on the cable, it can take one or two pulls to ratchet in, but when you get it to the pre-set tightness, it cuts it off cleanly. Works like a charm.
396335
Dear customer,Thanks for your email,This tool has 3 input connectors, so you can do it.Best regards1
1443822
I'd have to say no. Tool is set for a compression connection. BNC connectors as far as I know are crimp only.
47729
I have a CAT 6 home network and used this tool on all connections...both jacks and plugs. Well made and very satisfied..
1925792
The answer is yes, it does crimp both cat 6 and cat 5 grade RJ-45 connectors. While the connectors are different internally, from the outside, they are identical.
4078
Yes, it does. Fixed two sets right after I got it. It's a little tougher if the clicker doesn't work because you then have to use the power sensor feature to trace the power. Because the wires are closer together you have to really pay attention . I got lucky and the clicker fixed both my net light assemblys. This is really a handy tool.
2254075
Yes.Switches between hammer drill, regular drill, and screwdriver (stops turning when moderate tension encountered) modes
1339251
I haven't had any issues with it-it works great. I've mostly used it on cat6 solid interior cables but have used it on exterior gel-filled cat6 as well as 5e with no problems. It doesn't always cut the wires completely (for me it kind of depends on how hard you crimp down past that last notch of the ratcheting mechanism) but just flicking at them causes them to break off after either way. I could probably adjust it in some way but haven't had the need to. I think this crimping system although not worlds better than the traditional, is significantly faster and with fewer faulty crimps for sure. If you don't already have a crimper I would definitely go for it, if you already have a nice ratcheting crimper it is more of a gray area whether it is worth it (if you do a lot of crimping or just want to go faster/more efficiently than go for it).