TRENDnet Punch Down Tool con lama 110 e Krone, terminazioni di inserimento e taglio in un'unica operazione, lame di precisione sono intercambiabili e reversibili, Network Punch Tool, grigio, TC-PDT, bianco

Name: TRENDnet Punch Down Tool con lama 110 e Krone, terminazioni di inserimento e taglio in un'unica operazione, lame di precisione sono intercambiabili e reversibili, Network Punch Tool, grigio, TC-PDT, bianco
Brand: TRENDnet
SKU: 0013415752365
Price: 44.22 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:TRENDnet

3.7/5

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44.22

Lo strumento di punzonatura professionale di TRENDnet, TC-PDT con lame 110 e Krone, inserisce e taglia le terminazioni in un'unica operazione. L'impostazione di attivazione alta e bassa regolabile soddisfa i requisiti di terminazione o le preferenze dell'utente. Con spazio di archiviazione di riserva che aiuta a prevenire la perdita della lama, le lame di precisione sono comodamente intercambiabili e reversibili tra 110 e Krone. Lo strumento di punzonatura offre un funzionamento affidabile e facile da usare a un prezzo conveniente. Forma comoda, facile da maneggiare Lame intercambiabili e reversibili Stoccaggio sicuro per la lama di ricambio Il supporto in stile Twist and Lock consente di sostituire la lama in modo rapido e semplice e impedisce l'estrazione della lama

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EAN: 0013415752365

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Utensili elettrici e manuali, Utensili manuali, Crimpatrici per fili,

PROTEZIONE DEL PRODUTTORE: TRENDNet supporta questo strumento di punch down della rete con una protezione di 1 anno. DESIGN ERGONOMICO: questo strumento di rete è progettato con una presa comoda e facile da maneggiare. LAME PRECISE INTERCAMBIABILI E REVERSIBILI: le lame di precisione per lo strumento di punzonatura sono convenientemente intercambiabili e reversibili tra gli standard 110 e Krone. STOCCAGGIO DELLA LAMA: questo strumento di perforazione della rete è progettato con un supporto a rotazione e blocco per lo stoccaggio della lama di ricambio che aiuta a prevenire la perdita della lama. UTILIZZO DIVERSO: lo strumento di punzonatura inserisce e taglia le terminazioni in una semplice operazione per i cavi di rete cat6a cat6 cat5e cat5. Installare i cavi in una presa telefonica, un frontalino cat5e o un pannello patch.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	TRENDnet
Color	White
Color	‎White
Country of Origin	‎Taiwan
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 3,665 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Grip Type	Ergonomic
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	6 x 5 x 2 inches
Item model number	‎TC-PDT
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	18 Grams
Item Weight	‎0.635 ounces
Manufacturer	‎TRENDnet
Part Number	‎Z010039
Product Dimensions	‎6 x 5 x 2 inches
Style	‎Punch Down Tool
Usage	‎personal
Warranty Description	‎1-year limited warranty

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Scritto da: Amazon Customer

No instructions

Did not cut the excess wires and came with no instructions.

Scritto da: amazonian

Get's the job done!

I had an issue with one of my ethernet wall jacks in my home. A couple of the wires were not sitting correctly. I tried to push the wires in but realized I needed a punch down tool. I looked at several brands ranging from $12 to $75. The TRENDnet Punch Down Tool was listed as a top pick on several websites. And the customer ratings were very positive. This tool is very easy to use. I have a CAT 5 cable which I set the tool to LOW. Wires went in with no issue and the excess wire was snipped off very easily. I am very happy with my purchase, only $15.99.

Scritto da: Cal

Impressed right out of the box. If you are a DIYer or even a Pro, this thing is nice.

I usually don't write reviews without using the product, but I'm going to in this case. I'll update later too. But I wanted to put down my initial impression of this after opening the package. I'm IMPRESSED. It looks like it would be cheap and hollow feeling, but it is nothing like that. It feels substantial in your hands. I'd say even more solid than a 90s Nokia candy bar phone. All the seams like up perfectly and the molding is very clean. It has a mechanism to hold the extra KRONE blade in the bottom and caps to keep them clean. I would say this is the ONE to buy at this price range.

Scritto da: Thomas Workman

Punchdown for keystones

Great value for its purpose. Used this exact punchdown in an industrial setting. the adjustable pressure setting works well for clipping the excess wire. Be sure to use it correctly or you will cut the wire off on the wrong side. Great for the money. My local supplier wanted 80 dollars for a tool to do the same function.

Scritto da: J M D

Great tool

It worked perfectly for what it’s designed for. Very good tool for the price. Others are a lot more expensive. It worked great for my project.

Scritto da: I keep planets in orbit

Works great

both of these tools work great. I have made a lot of ethernet cables and did numerous keystone jacks. no issues.

Scritto da: Jeremy c

Does the job

The trimming feature is a little temperamental, but for all I know, the expensive options do the same. It could be user error on my part too. I just keep a pair of flush trimmers handy to snip the ends after punch down. I'd say my success with the wire trim feature is around 50%.

Scritto da: TechGuyInBoston

Nice less expensive version of the Fluke punch down tool

I normally use a Harris (now Fluke) D-814 that I've had and enjoyed for over 2 decades, so my review is based on experience with the higher end tool. I sometimes need a second punch down tool or don't have the Harris/Fluke with me, so I thought I'd try the TRENDnet. Side by side with the Harris/Fluke, it is obvious that TRENDnet copied the Fluke time-tested design very closely. The plastic is lighter and has a less substantial feel to it. The knobs/wheels are hollow instead of solid. The springs for the impact adjustment and blade storage are not as tight as the Harris/Fluke tool. The body of the tool is slightly larger and more squared off at the edges so may not be quite as comfortable if using it for an extended period. Despite these differences which I'm sure is how the lower price point is achieved, the tool is solid and works well. If I did not have the Harris/Fluke to compare it to, I'm sure I'd be thrilled with this unit and I probably would have given it 5 stars. The blades interchange perfectly with the Fluke blades and tool. The 110 blade has a slightly different profile than the Fluke blades that I have, but it works well regardless. The cutting blade is thicker towards the tip and thinner away from it, so it may not last as long. When all is said and done, I think this is a great punch down tool for the price. If I was looking for a primary tool to be used every day in a professional environment, I'd lean towards the Fluke. I don't know if this will last 20+ years like my Harris/Fluke, but for less frequent use or if you expect to lose it, loan it and never get it back, etc. I'd say this can't be beat for about 1/3 of the price of the Fluke. I don't know how to caption the photos, so I will describe them here: Th first photo is the TRENDnet tool and blades. The 110 blade is installed, and the Krone blade is in front. Also shown are the blade covers, which are a nice touch. The photo of the three blades shows a Fluke 110 blade in the foreground, the TRENDnet 110 blade in the middle, and a Fluke Eversharp blade (silver) towards the back. The photo of the two blades has a Fluke 110 on the left and the TRENDnet 110 on the right. They are nose-to-nose so you can see the difference in profiles. In the group of photos showing two tools, the TRENDnet is on the top or right, and my old Harris (now Fluke) D-814 is the yellow and blue tool on the bottom/left.

Scritto da: Mac

Great quality punch tool

I've own a few punch tools over the years that have done a job for me. I didn't realise how poor they were until I bought this, it's on another level. It's so much easier to wire faceplates etc. with this punch tool.

Scritto da: GWYNDAF

Usefull addition to your toolkit

It is a solid and versatile tool which handles IDC and Krone connections

Scritto da: Ashleigh light

Easy once you get the hang of it

Was a little cumbersome initially but once mastered these are great. I initially had a cheaper one which was useless and wouldn’t punch down well at all and in fact broke in the 3rd attempt. This was worth lying the extra as no problems

Scritto da: Stig

Seems fairly foolproof

I've not used a tool of this type before, so have nothing to compare it with. However it does seem to do a decent job. Of the 66 individual connections I needed to make (8 network sockets and a phone socket) all worked first time. Cutting of the excess wire isn't 100% reliable (seems better with solid core than stranded), but works most of the time (certainly often enough to be a time saving over having to snip every wire with scissors). The only reason I'm dropping a star is the complete lack of instructions. Basic usage is obvious enough, but I've no clue what the different impact settings are for.

Scritto da: Michel Everaert

Punches wires but otherwise poor

This is a poor product. It punches the wires in but that is about it. The “wire cutter” doesn’t cut, the spare blade falls out of its holder and there are no wire tools. I saved £20 buying what I thought was a decent tool but should have bought the Krone. Yes, expensive but Krone is the best for a reason