How to Terminate the CAT6 Junction Box - The TSOC™ Minute | Quick & Easy Tutorials

HOW TO TERMINATE THE CAT 6 JUNCTION BOX Welcome to the TSOC Minute – from Transglobal Systems of Canada. Quick and Easy Video Tutorials using TSOC products that are designed with the Technical Professional Mind, to Help Save Time & Money. For High Quality Tools, Connectors & Cables… head over to http://www.TSOC.com. Materials Required: TM608J-8C6WH: CAT 6 IDC junction box https://www.tsoc.com/White-Cat6-Junct... CT-101: diagonal cutter https://www.tsoc.com/Red-4-1-2-Mimi-D... PT-110: Economical prep & termination tool https://www.tsoc.com/Beige-Economical... OR PT-3140N: Impact termination tool https://www.tsoc.com/Impact-Terminati... MST-501B: Adjustable cable prep tool https://www.tsoc.com/Multi-Purpose-Cu... Step 1: Using the MST-501B rotate 2-3 turns removing 1.5 inches of the CAT 6 cable jacket. Step 2: Remove the jacket & cut the pull string off with the CT-101. Step 3: Double check wires for any score marks on wire. If there is cut marks in the wire repeat step 1 again, NOTE: Tool blades may need adjusting. Step 4: Place wire into the junction box, align the edge of stripped wire to the metal clip. Using a pair of pliers squeeze/bend the metal clip to create a solid crimp on the jacket of the cable. Step 5: Once wire is secure separate the wire pairs according to the wiring diagram on the junction box. NOTE: Keep in mind which wire code you are going to use. Step 6: Try to maintain the twist in each pair as much as possible, place wires in their proper position by pushing the wire into the IDC connector. Step 7: Double check wire code to make sure it’s correct. Step 8: Using the PT-110 or PT-3140N tool to punch down the wires. Trim any excess wires using the CT-101. Step 9: Using a CAT 6 tester to verify all connections are ok. Step 10: Your CAT 6 junction box is ready to be mounted, using the two sided sticky tape or screws provided mount to any preferred location. Your installation is now complete. Thanks for Watching. For More Tutorials – visit www.TSOC.com