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We review a classic problem: How to terminate Cat5 cable at a keystone jack. Our speaker, Daniel, takes the viewer through all of the steps and techniques that should be used to complete this tedious, yet important, task. Daniel had no experience with Cat5e cable coming into production of the video, but you can see that with a little practice, even a novice can install Ethernet correctly. What else can I say that the video cant say for itself?
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Following is a list of products used in the making of this video.

Platinum Tools 15015 Network Cable Jacket Stripper

Smooth Face Keystone Wallplates

Impact Punch Down Tool – Adjustable

Cat 5E 110 Type Keystone Jacks

Cat5E Bulk Cable

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