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Reddit mentions of SGILE Network Tool Kit for Cat5/5e, Black
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Reddit mentions: 1
We found 1 Reddit mentions of SGILE Network Tool Kit for Cat5/5e, Black. Here are the top ones.
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🎄9 in 1 NETWORK MAINTENANCE TOOLS : SGILE 9-in-1 network maintenance tools suit the essential need, which includes crimping pliers, network tester, 20 pcs RJ45 crystal connectors, 20 pcs connectors covers, punch down tool, RJ45 coupler, 3-way coupler, wire stripping knife, 100 pieces of nylon cable ties.🎄MULTI-FUNCTIONAL & PROFESSIONAL TOOLS for DIFFERENT PURPOSES: Including 9 essential professional tools, SGILE Network Tool Repair Kit is suitable for you to test your network and for your computer maintenance and repaired, which satisfies the daily need.🎄CONVENIENT ZIPPERED CARRY BAG FOR MULTI-PLACES: Comes in a portable zippered bag with types of professional network tools , SGILE Network Tool Repair Kit can carry easily and use them for various places, such as home, office, repair store or other daily spaces. Meanwhile, Equipped with zippered nylon bag,SGILE Network Tool Repair Kit is convenient to store and organize in order.🎄SAVE TIME & TO BE PROFESSION: Come with the user manual, SGILE Network Tool Repair Kit provides the professional help and solve the problems without any other time waste., which can improve the work efficiency. To be profession.🎄DURABLE & SAFE MATERIAL: Made of the hard metal and ABC plastic, certified and durable material, SGILE Network Tool Repair Kit ensures reliability and long lasting performance, which helps to find out the problems and keep the network running smoothly.
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 2.4 Inches |
| Length | 10.5 Inches |
| Size | 1/9 |
| Weight | 1.9 Pounds |
| Width | 6.2 Inches |
Well in that case I suggest a bigger roll, likely 1000ft or more. Shouldn't be more than like 40 or 50$. But if you're running them through the walls, you're right, cat6 would be the smarter move. This is almost exactly the kit I bought but it comes with a neat carrying case and those blue ethernet connector covers. You should absolutely get and use a cable tester like the one in this kit, if you're running wires through your wall the last thing you want to do is run them and then find out it was wired incorrectly or doesn't work for some other reason. Also always give yourself at least a foot more than you think you'll need so that if you mess up stripping the wires or something you have a couple more tries. But it takes surprisingly little practice to get good at.
I wish you good luck, mate. I also recommend running a good HDMI, USB and power extension cord for a Vive (also works with Oculus) if you ever plan on using that room for VR. Since you're already in the walls, it would be a smart time to do it. Only real advice there is to put a nice sleeve over the power wire because it's surprisingly small in diameter. Quick edit: Here's an outlet cover plate you could use for VR wires.