FLUKE networks 11293000 Pro-Tool Kit IS60 pc tool
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- D914S Impact Tool -…
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Impact punch-down tool with automatic spring handle for 22, 24 and 26-gauge wire, built-in hook and spudger, and included EverSharp 66 and 110 blades
Option With Eversharp 66/110 Cut Blade
The Fluke Networks 10061810 D914S is a professional impact punch down tool designed for terminating wires into 66 and 110 wiring blocks. It combines torque and impact functions in a single tool and includes EverSharp 66 and 110 cut blades. A built-in hook and spudger in the handle assists with wire removal and cross-connect module extraction. The automatic spring handle allows selection of low impact for 24/26 gauge wire or high impact for 22 gauge wire.
This tool suits network installers and technicians who require reliable, first-punch terminations on 66 and 110 blocks. The soft-touch rubber handle and ergonomic design reduce hand fatigue during repetitive use. Blade storage integrated into the handle keeps the spare EverSharp blade accessible. It accepts Phillips-head or flat screwdriver blades for added versatility. Buyers needing a tool for Krone or BIX style blocks should look at other options, as this model is specific to 66/110 termination.
Before ordering, confirm that your installation uses 66 or 110 wiring blocks compatible with the included EverSharp blades. Check that the wire gauge in your project matches the 22, 24, or 26 gauge settings provided by the adjustable impact mechanism. Ensure you have access to replacement blades (reference 10056000) for future maintenance. The tool requires no external power source or specific software configuration.
| Brand | Fluke Networks |
|---|---|
| Model | 10061810 |
| Quantity | No |
| Specifications | The versatile D914™ series impact tools include built-in probe pic/spudger and torque capability. Industry standard, internationally accepted Hook and spudger tools are built into the handle Automatic spring handle --choose low impact for 24/26 gauge wire or high impact for 22-gauge wire D914 and D914S impact tools accept Phillips-head or flat screwdriver blade Convenient blade storage built into the handle Adapter blade allows technician to use a variety of torque tool bits and sockets Easy blade insertion, locks in place D914STM soft touch impact tool features a rubber handle and s |
| Package Contents | D914S 10061810 Impact Tool EverSharp 110 Blade EverSharp 66 Blade |
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 289 × 105 × 38 mm |
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The tool ships with an EverSharp 110 blade and an EverSharp 66 blade, letting you punch down into 110 and 66 wiring blocks right away.
Yes, the automatic spring handle has a low-impact setting designed for 24/26-gauge wire so older, finer conductors terminate cleanly.
Select the high-impact position on the spring handle; the tool will then deliver the stronger punch needed for 22-gauge terminations.
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