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Black Box Corporation

Black Box KEY-CL Clear Removal Tool

SKU CH-8TN4-AVH4D

Clear removal tool extracts keystone jacks from patch panels and wall plates

  • Clear connector removal without damage
  • Simple tool for network cable maintenance
  • Designed for keystone jack installations
  • New condition ready for immediate use
  • First listed by manufacturer 23 January 2017

Purpose and Users

The Black Box KEY-CL is a clear removal tool designed for network ethernet cable maintenance. It helps technicians and installers disconnect connectors cleanly without damaging ports or cable ends. Suitable for structured cabling work in commercial and residential environments.

Installation and Common Issues

The tool slides over the connector latch and releases the tab with a simple squeeze action. No special training is required. The clear body lets you see the latch engagement. Applying excessive force or using the tool on incompatible connector styles can bend the latch or crack the housing.

Who It Suits and Who It Does Not

This tool suits anyone regularly patching or re-terminating ethernet cables who wants a visible, low-effort release method. It is not for buyers who need a crimping function, cable tester or stripping capability. It also does not suit fibre-optic or coaxial connector types.

Highlights

  • Clear connector removal without damage
  • Simple tool for network cable maintenance
  • Designed for keystone jack installations
  • New condition ready for immediate use
  • First listed by manufacturer 23 January 2017

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

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