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I found one of these in our office. Can someone tell me when they first made these? Is it a new product within a couple years, or has it been around for years. I can't seem to get it terminate correctly.
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Been around for years. I took a certification class on Leviton and their new 6a series Atlas jacks require no punch tool. They even said no more 714s or Jack Rapids!
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JackRapid has been around for a while. I've been using one for a few years. Wish I would have had it sooner. Saves lots of time.
Are you using it on Leviton jacks? And there are different heads for cat 5e and cat 6.
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There are different heads for several makes of jacks. Just look it up on the FLuke site.
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The original Jack Rapid, and it came in Red, or Blue/Yellow terminated 5G108 and 41106 jacks. They are really convenient and you can fly through the terminations.
This model is end of life
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Thanks. I think ours was bought in 2009, although I thought they weren't making them then. It probably needs new blades.
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I think ours was bought in 2009, although I thought they weren't making them then. It probably needs new blades. the original was made by Harris , I'm on my third one been using them for 10+years . try using it on a leviton jack and see what you get.
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I have the Fluke version for Leviton 5G series jacks, don't use it all the time but it sure is handy.
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I have one for Systimax MGS400 jacks. Works pretty good. You have to make sure the jack is seated properly and I still have to crimp the stuffer cap on with a pair of small channel locks. Helps out especially in tight spaces.
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I bought my blue and yellow Leviton JackRapid in early 2009. I've done a few thousand Leviton jacks with it. Wish I bought it sooner, too.
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