How to Punch Down Your Own Ethernet Keystone - CableWholesale

In this video we demonstrate how to punch down and install an Ethernet 110 keystone.

110 Ethernet keystones give you a clean and professional looking install for your home or office.

Intro: 0:00
Demonstration: 0:13
Outro: 3:11

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[joemaldonado]

this is the most important skill I learned/learnt. one summer I volunteered and helped wire a school for the Internet.

[jnix]

Thank you. I needed a quick or temporary fix. AT&T has to come out and rework the wiring because the network jack is pulled from the wall.

I tend to fail with home improvements projects and was surprised once I purchased the punch down tool how easy it was. The first time nothing. Rewind the video to watch you use the tool again and that’s when I heard the click. I was not applying enough pressure. YES! Success. Thank you.

[howdygilchrist]

Nicely done and informative for us new folks!

[gilbertoneri]

A common recommendation: DO NOT UNTWIST much until your pair/or wire arrives to the slot. (1/4inch at most). You will avoid unstable connectivity. Therefore the more TWIST the more STABLE signals/data arriving to each end.

[mikes]

We will move our patch panel to another location. Do you recommend to reuse those keystones? Or buy new one? Thanks

[SmartLifeSolutionsWork]

Are your HDMI keystones unofficially able to pass data/video similar to the newer HDMI 2.0 technology?

[greggnolte]

First tip is do not untwist the wires so much.  keep the twist up to the idc terminal.  

[jacobkoku]

should i use B color code at both side?

[krishkapoor]

can we do this without the last tool which punches the wire down and cuts it?