🔌 High-Quality TRIPP Stranded Conductor 4 Pair N030 100 - Efficient and Reliable Solution Review

I was at work last week and around noon I started making bad cables. It took me ages to get away with individual wires being tangled for no good reason, and even those that looked good visually were poorly tested. It took me a good two hours to make, test, curse and rework the cables before I realized my problems started when I ripped apart a new bag of regular cable lugs I had brought as spares. Mining a few more Tripp Lite tablets from my toolbox got me back on track and taught me a valuable…

Looks like good connections. I've crimped about 10 ends so far with no problems. I'm not sure if they hold the cable jacket as well as the previous ones I've used, but don't worry too much as it seems impossible to pull the cable back out after crimping anyway. Didn't count to make sure it was 100 because the package was factory sealed. I didn't care that the bag's "hanging hole" was UNDER the zipper as it seemed like dirt/debris could get into the bag or the ends could slip out (compared to…

These connectors are great. I bought a few packs and used about 150 of them. Of all the connectors I've used, the only problem I had was one of the pins bent when I crimped it. I plugged in a Cat 6 cable and the case slid easily into the head. On most forks, the hole is a regular rectangle. On them, one of the wide sides actually bends a bit, allowing you to fit a large jacket of cable into the connector. This will ensure that when you're crimping, you're crimping the jacket on the back end and