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Intellinet Network Solutions

Intellinet Network Solutions 780070 4-Piece Network Tool Kit

SKU CH-GDTZ-C6X0P MPN 780070

Four-piece kit crimps, punches, strips and tests RJ45, RJ12 and RJ11 cables, supplied in a storage bag

  • FeaturesThe Intellinet 4-Piece Network Tool Kit allows both the prof
  • Package ContentsCrimping Tool For Modular 8P8C Plugs Punch-down tool Strippe
  • Crimp 8P8C modular plugs with the included crimping tool
  • Terminate cables on 66 and 110/88 blocks using the LSA punch-down tool
  • Cut and strip wires cleanly with the 4 1/2" diagonal-cutting plier tool
  • Test RJ45, RJ12 and RJ11 continuity with the LAN cable tester set
  • Organise and carry all four tools in the durable storage bag

Essential kit for network installers

The Intellinet 780070 provides a four-piece tool set for cabling, terminating and troubleshooting home or business networks. It includes an 8P8C modular plug crimper with cable cutter, an LSA punch-down tool with 66 and 110/88 blades, a 4 1/2" diagonal-cutting plier and an RJ45/RJ12/RJ11 cable tester. A durable storage bag keeps everything organised for professionals and enthusiasts alike.

Practical limits of copper termination tools

These hand tools work only with copper twisted-pair cables and the specified modular connectors. The crimper accepts 8P8C plugs while the punch-down tool fits 66 and 110/88 block types. The tester verifies continuity on RJ45, RJ12 and RJ11 wiring but cannot certify bandwidth or diagnose fibre links. No power source is included for the tester unit.

Check your cabling needs before ordering

Ensure you terminate standard copper Ethernet or telephone cables with RJ45, RJ12 or RJ11 connectors. The kit does not contain coaxial, fibre-optic or keystone jack tools. Buyers who need fusion splicing, OTDR testing or powered cable certification should look elsewhere. Verify that your work involves the listed connector types and block styles before purchase.

Highlights

  • Crimp 8P8C modular plugs with the included crimping tool
  • Terminate cables on 66 and 110/88 blocks using the LSA punch-down tool
  • Cut and strip wires cleanly with the 4 1/2" diagonal-cutting plier tool
  • Test RJ45, RJ12 and RJ11 continuity with the LAN cable tester set
  • Organise and carry all four tools in the durable storage bag

Specifications

BrandIntellinet
Model780070
FeaturesThe Intellinet 4-Piece Network Tool Kit allows both the professional installer and the computer enthusiast to handle cabling, terminating and troubleshooting a home or business network with relative ease. This kit includes an 8P8c modular plug crimper with cable cutter, an LSA punch-down tool with 66 and 110/88 blades, a 4 1/2" diagonal-cutting plier tool and an RJ45/RJ12/RJ11 LAN cable tester set. This tool kit comes complete with a durable organizing bag for easy carrying and storage.
Package ContentsCrimping Tool For Modular 8P8C Plugs
Punch-down tool
Stripper Tool
Cable Tester for RJ45, RJ12 and RJ11
Storage Bag
Shipping weight0.66 kg
Package size254 × 127 × 45 mm

Questions about this item

Which tool versions are included in the 780070 kit?

The kit supplies a crimping tool for 8P8C modular plugs, a punch-down tool with 66 and 110/88 blades, a stripper tool and a cable tester for RJ45, RJ12 and RJ11 connectors.

What does the cable tester actually verify when I plug in a finished run?

It checks continuity and wiring sequence on RJ45, RJ12 and RJ11 cables so you can confirm each termination before the link goes live.

Which punch-down standard does the 110/88 blade support in practice?

The 110/88 blade terminates wires on 110-style and 88-style IDC blocks used in most patch panels and wall outlets.

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