Silver Tripp Lite Shielded Cat6 📦 Cat5e Junction Box, 110 Style Punch Down (N237-001-SH) Review

More expensive than the cheaper brand but holds the wires well. The cheaper brands barely held the quality wire in place and often just fell off. Don't skimp on it, you want it done the first time.

I had to move the network connector from the bottom of the wall to the back of the wall mounted TV. I connected the end of the CAT5e cable and added about 10 feet to the new port. I was always seeing 500Mbps throughput, so that was fine for this purpose and probably any other CAT5e application.

Clean splice box - what more do you need > Network/cable tech please use this box instead of tape - you will kill the ethernet signal if you twist the cable , e.g. B. CAT6 pairs. See image for what NOT to do

Fixed Cat6 connection to Unifi security camera. Coped with POE with no problems. Direct installation. I used the included double sided tape to secure the box. Not sure how this differs from the white/unshielded version other than the color of the chromed plastic and the price.

Broke two connections to expand home network without running a new cable. None of them worked. Everything was knocked out and properly aligned - the junction box just didn't work.

I had to shorten the radar ethernet cable to make it work. This box allowed me to reconnect to the cable. Works promptly as expected with no clutter on the display.

I had to move the network connection from the bottom of the wall to the back of the wall mounted TV. I connected the end of the CAT5e cable and added about 10 feet to the new port. I was always seeing 500Mbps throughput, so that was fine for this purpose and probably any other CAT5e application.

This part is great. This completely solves the problem of Ethernet breaking or chewing around the house. It was very easy, instructions were included - it's not the same as connecting a plug or cable. So follow the instructions. My mileage was over 150 feet and there was no signal loss and the numbers didn't show it.

1. Shielded? For real? How do you do that with a plastic case that appears to be metal at first glance? 2. If someone wants to tie the cable before punching, they can no longer use the screw holes, and the device cannot be fixed with screws. Huh?> Yes, really. You MUST install the device first and then punch it. (Yes, try this if you're making a basement connection, or in the basement if the "box" needs to be set up [and stuffed] overhead.) Still. Although the developer of this product has…