I am about to sort out my network, with some proper wall sockets,
rather than the RJ45 linked directly to R45. Am I correct in assuming
the tool I use for punch down on my phone sockets is the same tool as
used on LAN sockets please?

Harry Bloomfield wrote:

Am I correct in assuming
the tool I use for punch down on my phone sockets is the same tool as
used on LAN sockets please?

yes

on 10/03/2017, Andy Burns supposed :
Harry Bloomfield wrote:

Am I correct in assuming
the tool I use for punch down on my phone sockets is the same tool as
used on LAN sockets please?

yes

Ta!

On Friday, 10 March 2017 20:02:00 UTC, Harry Bloomfield wrote:
I am about to sort out my network, with some proper wall sockets,
rather than the RJ45 linked directly to R45. Am I correct in assuming
the tool I use for punch down on my phone sockets is the same tool as
used on LAN sockets please?

Best to use a quality tool like a Krone. Anything less might cause you problems.

On 10/03/17 20:01, Harry Bloomfield wrote:
I am about to sort out my network, with some proper wall sockets, rather
than the RJ45 linked directly to R45. Am I correct in assuming the tool
I use for punch down on my phone sockets is the same tool as used on LAN
sockets please?
Pretty much yes.

Standard Krone IDC


--
Ideas are more powerful than guns. We would not let our enemies have
guns, why should we let them have ideas?

Josef Stalin

Bazza used his keyboard to write :
Best to use a quality tool like a Krone. Anything less might cause you
problems.

I still have the tool issued to me when I worked for the GPO :-)

On Fri, 10 Mar 2017 20:37:08 GMT, Harry Bloomfield
wrote:

Bazza used his keyboard to write :
Best to use a quality tool like a Krone. Anything less might cause you
problems.

I still have the tool issued to me when I worked for the GPO :-)

Standard Krone tool as others have said.

Mind you, I remember having to carry three kinds of punchdown tools
when I worked on office system. A normal one, a small horrible one
that fitted a Panasonic GX series MDF, and I can't remember what the
third one was.


--

Graham.
%Profound_observation%

Graham. wrote:

I remember having to carry three kinds of punchdown tools
when I worked on office system. A normal one, a small horrible one
that fitted a Panasonic GX series MDF, and I can't remember what the
third one was.

110 block?