How to Wire Up Ethernet Plugs the EASY WAY! (Cat5e / Cat6 RJ45 Pass Through Connectors)

Take care while cutting off the wires. One time the keystone slipped away, and I got a nasty cut in my thumb which needed 6 stiches in a hospital.

So do the connections need to be stripped?

Thank you very much for this excellent tutorial and knowledge sharing! I have a question to make: Does this function the same as a pair of power line adapters? Do you need the router plugged in another one like this in the same building? Or or works differently? How does it connect to the internet network of the house?

One question pleasee,the other end of the cable that you connected to the jack,where will go????????

Nice video. Best to place unit on a solid surface rather than your palm just incase you slip

Cheers for the brilliant Ethernet wiring tutorial! This will be a jolly good way to save a good chunk of dosh, as I fancy wiring up the entire house to connect all my routers. Top-notch stuff, mate! .

Does the wall jack matter? Can it limit speeds?

Do I need to use that punch down tool or I can use just a knife?

Great video, it helped me alot. I got caught out with the differences in T568A and B, had to use a tester to find out what I needed to use

i bought a rj45 socket today and the diagram on the back is the 568A. However looking at my ethernet cable it looks like the order of the wires are the 568B where pin 1 is green/white. Am i right in saying that although my diagram on the back shows pin one as orange/white would I actually put the Green/White in that slot?

Thanks for a great video. Your voice is a bit like that of 'Birdperson' from ‘Rick and Morty’. Which makes it sound like you know what you’re talking about. 😂 You clearly do though!

love your videos. so very helpful

I never knew there was a tool for this ive used a utility knife wouldve made life much easier

Cheers 👍

Excellent video - thank you. My building has CAT5E cabling throughout and I am now fitting RJ45 sockets at the end of these cables. I am being offered CAT5E or CAT 6 sockets. Should I stick with CAT5E or is there a benefit to using the CAT6?

what if i dont have a punch down tool is it still possible to make the conection? or do i need to buy one?

Very helpful. Thank you.

When doing a structured cabling in a building I would always recommend using S/FTP (shielded/foiled) since most likely you will have some power lines close the CAT wires somewere.

Try it with a brick wall no where to lose excess cable in 🇬🇧 brick walls are the norm,anyone can do it on the bench?

This is more of a question, I’m in a new house, and the router is a floor under me, but we have Ethernets that come into the wall, pretty sure a cat5 and it’s not working when I plug my computers Ethernet into it, idk if it’s broken, or if I have to find the other end and plug it into the router? But I can’t find another end of a Ethernet anywhere in this house, but there is multiple Ethernet outputs in each room that don’t work

I have wired the wires as shown on the Key stone but it’s not working.

Thanks, had to replace it in my home

I am about to move to a new house. It's a building with an Article 4 restriction specifying no cables on the outside wall above 1m.....so the Virgin media shiz has to go in at the front of the house. This means that the modem has to be in the front room and I need ethernet sockets in 3 bedrooms and an office. Probably a noob question, but the cable run from each room needs to terminate individually in the room with the modem/switch? Is there a plate that can accommodate 4 keystones?

Second question, from the virgin media can I connect to just a switch or do I need a router specifically?

useful for me....

Very useful thanks, worked perfectly 👍🏻

How is the Job of an IT technician? What do you say? Is it a career worth pursuing? I'm doing my Bachelor's in Computer Science and bit confused about my future job prefrence.

Thanks for your help/advice on this, I have just yesterday fitted my first 4 cables in my house between their wall jacks and they now work perfectly. I do though have 2 questions to ask if its ok, but for some reason one tester does not work but one does (on my cable which is about 20-30m in length) but both do work on just a single short cable, so does the length of cable cause problems with the testers, and if so does this mean the cable is to long? On another question the tester which does work, on both of the cables, its identically shows all LEDs lighting up 1 to 8 in order but for some reason they show dimmer from 4 to 8, is there any reason for this possibly?

I heard at school the A type is more widely used while the b type is used in america and some other countries.

You are using a 110 Punch down on Krone connections, this is not the correct way to do it, they are totally different connections, all your terminals will be messed up, there are two totally different tools for this.....jeez.

What a crap wall Mount

Hey nice videos you do. Do you think you can do something similar for a cat 8 face plate? Would greatly appreciate it . Thank you in advance

I've just installed this today but doesn't seem to work. Used the same RJ45 keystone jack but I'm using a CAT7 cable. Not sure what's wrong.

Your videos a all 100% awesomeness

this cable and this junction box would not receive a test report from us, that you cancel the twist doesn't make it any better

that cable tester is a cheap thing and not so perfect

On crossover , the ligt sequence is different

Should you not keep the wires twisted right upto where they are pressed down rather than untwist them all the way back to the main cable?

If you properly angle your cut down tool you don’t have to twist the cable ends off. They should be clean cut. You should probably place the keystone Jack on a solid surface and then cut. It’ll be easier.

You have to test the cable itself before testing key stone

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What does black boxes in which we insert fiber after splicing called?

Tnx