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at&t now has security studs on the SNIs around here. It takes an odd size wrench (tool) to open it. I believe they are produced by KepTel.
My local supplier says it can not longer acquire these tools. Any suggestions?
Ken
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It's not just the allen key with a hole in the end of it?
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Yeah, the telco side here is the hex screw...
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how about this ? https://www.specialized.net/ecommerce/shop/layout.asp?product%5Fid=155X170 or this ? https://www.specialized.net/ecommerce/shop/layout.asp?product%5Fid=300X160 or this ? https://www.amazon.com/FULLER-816-3802-34-Piece-Security-Insert/dp/B000BDG974
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Skip, Item #2 looks right BUT 5/32 is sloppy/ I bought it and the next size up ---- too big. Guess I'll order on and see.
Thanx, guys.
Ken
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ken
let us know what finally works , if there using it in your area the rest of us will run into it sooner or later.
might as well pick up the tool now and get the job done when the time comes .
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This is most like what's called a booth wrench. I believe it's a 5/32 pin-in-head hex. Mike Sandman has them. Skip is right on the money with the 2nd item he has linked. The first link is pretty cool, but not $35 cool.
I usually find them in the outdoor T1 NIU mounts, holding the NIU side closed. I have seen a few POTS mounts lately with them as well.
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I see them all the time on the Telco side of the NID. T1 smartjacks indoors use the round keys here.
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Stanley model 19192 wrench, issued by NYTelCo, works.
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It must not be available to the public. I just went to Jensentool.com (owned by Stanley) and it is not listed.
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