🔌 Cable Terminator Tool LTT-7 GTT-7: Efficient Solution for TV CATV Box Connectivity Review

When the Terminator is on tow, this tool will be warped and rendered useless. The handle is strong but the other end is junk.

Shaft slips in grip. This makes the mechanism that goes into the terminator flawed. So far I've had a lot of trouble with that. I'm pretty sure it's not user error. The price is good for what you get.

Bought to come in my cable box to run another line. I've only used it once so far and it worked great picking the terminator style lock. It doesn't feel very "heavy" but seems like good value for the money and I won't need to use it very often.

Comcast installed a wire box on the wall of my new garage and effectively sealed it off where I couldn't get in - at least until I got this tool. Without them, there were unsightly cords dangling from the bottom of the box, so I used this tool to break things open and tidy up. In any case, this tool is much more elegant than the sledgehammer I was trying to use to get inside. on the side of the box.

Worked great for a few days while I was using it. I had to remove the stubborn terminator from the demarcation box and completely gut the tool. But the good news is that they're cheap and easy to replace. Rating 2 out of 5 due to the fact that the tool was completely destroyed after a few days. It feels like the stylus isn't properly attached to the metal bar. But okay. I will probably order more because this is a requirement of my work.

This tool was just what I needed. My house was wired, but I really needed an antenna. Indoor antennas work well upstairs, but cannot receive in the basement. What I had to do was open a box in the back of my house that had a connection between the cable company's wire and my house's internal wiring. With this tool I was able to open the box and after a few minutes I connected the antenna and closed the box again and now I can watch TV in the basement and receive all the channels I get upstairs.