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I have a residential customer who just had his electrical panel set fire to the rest of the basement. I can re-run most of the voice and data wires to the first floor, by using the old wires as snakes and fishing the new wires up into the walls. The second story is another matter. I can't re-run them, but need to splice them. May I have your opinion(s) on these little critters for the data wires? Thanks in advance! click ![[Linked Image from telephoneparts.com]](https://www.telephoneparts.com/pictures/scaled_60001splice.jpg)
Arthur P. Bloom
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Ive used them , work fine
Skip
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Serving SW and West central Fl since 1984
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A cat5e jack and an RJ45 work just fine also. You are not suppose to splice, But hey it will pass the test.
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Did I say that out loud? :shrug:
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Thanks, all.
I only need a few, Ed, so I will pick them up locally. But thanks for the offer.
Arthur P. Bloom
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How about a 110 block? Or better yet, BIX?
Sorry I had to :rofl:
Jeff Moss
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I gotta borrow this post/pic that SST posted in this thread , as my visual reference on how to splice CAT5e... Originally posted by SST: and here's your basic data-ready house wiring. ![[Linked Image from i263.photobucket.com]](https://i263.photobucket.com/albums/ii151/sstlandlocked/Picture029.jpg) Wire-nuts... DUH! :dance:
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I have had to do this on occasion, like when somebody cuts the wire in the middle of a run and repulling isn't an option. I usually cut both ends down onto a jack and connect with a 3' patch cord, make a mini IDF in the ceiling, and of course mark it on the print and in the service notes :rolleyes:
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