Help with routing wiring to loft

Twirlywoos · 19 Aug 2015 at 22:02

bledd. said:
Used mine for hundreds of modules, there is a knack to it. What kind of modules do you have? Make sure it's the correct head. The 110 is the one that fits CCS modules.

I am using the default one that was attached, looking at it, it's the 110 tool. I am crimping wires to these:

http://www.netstoredirect.com/cat6-...+4+Modules&results=2#/no_of_modules-4_modules

and

https://www.wadsworth.co.uk/products/24_Port_Gigaband_Cat_6_High_Density_Patch_Panel_~HT-d-7105105

Twirlywoos · 20 Aug 2015 at 13:37

I had a look in the morning at the ccs modules and they are krone type and the patch panel is 110. I will swop the fitting and see if it cuts later in the week.

bledd · 20 Aug 2015 at 14:36

CCS modules are 110 type. I use them everyday.

Take the blade out and line it up against the module.

Twirlywoos · 20 Aug 2015 at 17:24

bledd. said:
CCS modules are 110 type. I use them everyday.

Take the blade out and line it up against the module.

Mine is Krone type, you may use them every day but modules can be both types as I discovered recently. Mine is the same as the ones on cable monkey and looking at their specification for termination it reads: Krone Style IDC PunchDown

http://www.cablemonkey.co.uk/cat6-modules-outlets/71-cat6-utp-rj45-modules-with-faceplate.html

Twirlywoos · 6 Sep 2015 at 17:21

9 wires coming from upstairs :eek:

The other rooms including the downstairs living rooms go via another route.

Just need to get trunking now to house them in