TRENDnet Punch Down Tool With 110 And Krone Blade, Insert & Cut Terminations In One Operation, Precision Blades Are Interchangeable & Reversible, Network Punch Tool, Grey, TC-PDT
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Style: Punch Down Tool
Features
- DIVERSE USAGE: The punch down tool inserts and cuts terminations in one simple operation for cat6a cat6 cat5e cat5 network cables. Install wires into a telephone socket, cat5e faceplate or patch panel
- NDAA + TAA COMPLIANT: With our NDAA and TAA compliant Tools, you can plan and install networking solutions that Government customers demand today (U.S. and Canada Only)
- MANUFACTURER PROTECTION: We stand by the quality of our products.The TC-PDT Punch Down Tool with 110 and Krone Blade is backed and supported with 3 years of TRENDnet Manufacturer Protection.
- RELIABLE TECH SUPPORT: Our team of advisors, support and tech experts are English speaking, and available for all your needs during normal business hours. We take pride in being there for our customers.
- BLADE STORAGE: This network punch down tool is designed with a twist and lock holder for spare blade storage that helps prevent blade loss
- PRECISE INTERCHANGEABLE & REVERSIBLE BLADES: The precision blades for the punch down tool are conveniently interchangeable and reversible between 110 and Krone standards
- ERGONOMIC DESIGN: This network tool is designed with an easy to handle comfort grip
- TWIST AND LOCK: Twist and Lock style holder provides fast, easy blade changes and prevents blade pullout
Description
TRENDnet's professional punch down tool, TC-PDT with 110 and Krone blades, inserts and cuts terminations in one operation. Adjustable high and low actuation setting accommodates termination requirements or user preference. With spare storage that helps prevent blade loss, the precision blades are conveniently interchangeable and reversible between 110 and Krone. The punch down tool offers reliable, easy-to-use operation at an affordable price.
Brand: TRENDnet
Material: Plastic
Color: Blue, White
Product Dimensions: 6"L x 5"W
Item Weight: 18 Grams
Brand: TRENDnet
Material: Plastic
Color: Blue, White
Product Dimensions: 6"L x 5"W
Item Weight: 18 Grams
Grip Type: Ergonomic
Global Trade Identification Number: 03
Manufacturer: TRENDnet
UPC: 013415752365 710931401103
Part Number: Z010039
Item Weight: 0.635 ounces
Country of Origin: Taiwan
Item model number: TC-PDT
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Style: Punch Down Tool
Item Package Quantity: 1
Usage: personal
Included Components: TC-PDT
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Warranty Description: 1-year limited warranty
Date First Available: July 26, 2003
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I have used this tool to punch down close to 200 points on a Trendnet patch panel and Monoprice keystone jacks with great results. Over 95% of attempts have a perfect result. The occasional wire that doesn’t fully clip requires very little twisting effort to liberate. The blade is still cutting well and there is a spare included so I expect this to last a long time. I used the Krone end with low impact setting exclusively. Would recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2019 by Korben Dallas Korben Dallas
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Bought Years Ago - Still Works! If you are new, just getting into the field ... Just buy it for those short time on site / punch down backboards. Or the tight spaces ... quick low pay jobs ... that you just want to get in and out quick without spending a lot of money. Get your experience and move on. Yes, the tool works.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024 by CPME
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My team and I just finished up a 30,000 square foot network install. Running cable, drops and terminating all ends in the switch room and in the walls. When you are looking for a quality punch down tool, you want it to be built well, punch well and the cutter needs to do it's job. There is nothing more annoying that trying to punch down cable and the cutter not doing it's job leaving frayed ends and not falling off. If you've done this kind of work then you know what I'm talking about. I've used this punch down tool for hours and hours and it's been amazing! What could take you a long time with a bad punch down tool, this tool makes quick work of hard jobs. It cuts true every time and actually does what it's suppose to do! I've used it on tons of patch panels in the server room and so many drops in different offices. I'm in and out in a jiffy and overall very pleased with this punch down tool.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2017 by Payton
Style: 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.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2017 by TechGuyInBoston TechGuyInBoston
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I recently purchased this to replace my sons last punch tool which was stolen from a job site. he is an IT pro and use this once in a while. I dont do cabling full time but I do need to punch a jack now and then or replace a bad cable. THIS IS NOT A HIGH END TOOL like a fluke but does the job well. always punch twice with medium pressure set and it cuts the wire every time and produces a solid connection. The only down side is they included a krone blade which is not used in the USA so it is useless. They should have included a 66 blade which is used for telephone work. I will be buying another one as a backup and fitting it with a 66 blade.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2019 by Mary
Style: Punch Down Tool
Works very well when I tested it against a far more expensive yellow and black brand. I returned the other one and kept this one. Try it out
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2024 by Marshall H.
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I was adding network jacks throughout my house and needed this to punch down the Cat 6 cable in the jacks and the patch panel. It worked great and only took a few minutes to get comfortable using. It held up fine and did its job perfectly, considering I had to use it more than 100 times. I installed 4 Monoprice Surface Mount Box Cat6, Double (107093) jacks around the house (total of 8 lengths of Cat 6 cable) and ran those cables to a Cable Matters 12-Port Vertical Mini Patch Panel with 89D Bracket in the basement. With each Cat 6 cable having 8 tiny wires inside, that's 8x8x2 (128) times I had to use this punch down tool. Needless to say, I got quite comfortable using it and everything worked out perfectly. I couldn't have done the job without this thing.
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