The Platinum Tools PRO-Strike Punchdown Tool 66 110 Bladesfrom Platinum Tools PRO-Strike Punchdown Tool 66 110 Bladesis a primary tool for all telecom and datacom installers working with 110, 66, Krone and BIX style cross connects. The Punchdown tool combines rugged design, an ergonomic comfort grip handle and enhanced functions. It provides precise and repeatable termination that helps to ensure installations pass certification.

Terminate and Cut Cat3/5/5e/6 Cables    Built-In Hook Feeds or Removes Wire    Multi-Use Spudger    Damage-Free Sensitive Circuitry    Adjustable Impact Force    Non-Slip Cushioned Grip    Spare Blade Storage Compartment

Terminate and cut CAT3/5/5e/6 cables

Terminate and trim wires in 66, 110, Krone and BIX style cross connect blocks and in 110 and 630 style wall jack modules

Spring loaded for quick, low effort wire seating and termination

Bayonet style (twist and lock) blade retention socket is compatible with industry standard tools and blades

Built-in hook feeds or removes wire

Multi-use spudger for screwdriver, IDC insert tool or to clean debris

Color coded yellow on the cut side of the tool per industry standard

Non-slip cushioned grip

Adjustable low and high force impact settings are precisely controlled to meet the industry standard 8762D specification

Damage-free sensitive circuitry

Spare blade storage compartment in the handle

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where it made?

A: This model is made in China.

Q: 2. What is the minimum focusing distance?

A: The minimum focusing distance is approximately 6 feet.

Q: 3. Is video files stored as .avi or .mp4 (H.264) ? The listing for this on Browning's website is dated February 15, 2021, and does not include latest 2022 models like this one.

A: The Browning BTC-5DCL saves the videos as MP4.

Q: 4. Do blades lock in out position?

A: These blades do not lock.

Q: 5. Does this support POE/POE+

A: This is a female to female connection. It can be used with PoE/PoE+.

Q: 6. What is the focal length of the lens and sensor size as like to videograph small birds near nest boxes?

A: Sorry but Browing does no give that information even on there website: https://browningtrailcameras.com/products/strike-force-pro-xd

Q: 7. What is this used for

A: A punch down tool is a small hand tool most often used by telecom and data network technicians to install wiring for telephone, computer and various audio networks. This tool allows for the quick and effective cross-connection of wires through the use of 66-type or 110-type connection blocks. The Greenlee PDT SurePunch 110/66 Combination Blades is a punch down tool that can terminate cable in a single punch, and it is designed to cut cable, separate bonded twisted-pair cables and strip insulation and cut wire. You may also use it as a screwdriver or

Q: 8. It's that tool work only with platinum tools keystone jack and leviton keystone jack

A: From the manufacturer; Yes, the Xpress Jack tool only works with our keystones, and select Leviton keystones. The keystones that you have on your website are special order only, but we have them in stock and ready to ship. If you have a customer that would like to support this SKU, please let me know and I will work with Shimon to get them stocked.

Q: 9. I watched J. Cristina's two YouTube videos (the short one and the vlog one) about this product and understand the advantages of using it -- but I don't understand how to use it with a single click . What are the instructions for using it? And I can't find any info on this in a Google search. I have the X-rite ColorChecker Passport and know how to use it. I realize I may be missing something obvious. I asked this question on J. Cristina's website several days ago, but there was no answer.

A: For further assistance with your inquiry, please e-mail us prophoto@bhphoto.com. Thank you.

Q: 10. How many keystones are included in this package?

A: This would just be a single piece.