Monthly Archives: November 2017

Are you looking for a quick and easy installation or repair for your coax cable? Our N Female Crimp Connector for RG8 A/U and RG213 is an easy to use, 3-piece design for terminating your cable. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, a ferrule, and the female pin. For this installation you will need: RG8 A/U or RG213 coax cable, a strip tool, a crimp tool, and the crimp connector. First, slide the ferrule onto the outside jacket. Then strip back the jacket and dielectric using the strip tool. The advantage of using a coax stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. In general, the jacket should be stripped about ½ an inch and dielectric down to ¼ of an inch. Pull back the braided shield and insert the pin onto the center conductor. Crimp the female pin using the crimp tool. Many connectors will have a small well to allow for soldering. It is not necessary for installation, but is recommended when possible, for optimal signal strength. Place the connector onto the cable and pull the ferrule up to the base of the connector, folding the shield with it. Then, use the crimp tool to terminate the ferrule onto the jacket. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables

Are you looking for a quick and easy installation or repair for your coax cable? Our N Female Crimp Connector for LMR-600 is an easy to use, 3-piece design for terminating your cable. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, a ferrule, and the female pin. For this installation you will need: LMR-600 coax cable, a strip tool, a crimp tool, and the crimp connector. First, slide the ferrule onto the outside jacket. Then strip back the jacket and dielectric using the strip tool. The advantage of using a coax stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. In general, the jacket should be stripped about ½ an inch and dielectric down to ¼ of an inch. Pull back the braided shield and insert the pin onto the center conductor. Crimp the female pin using the crimp tool. Many connectors will have a small well to allow for soldering. It is not necessary for installation, but is recommended when possible, for optimal signal strength. Place the connector onto the cable and pull the ferrule up to the base of the connector, folding the shield with it. Then, use the crimp tool to terminate the ferrule onto the jacket. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables

Are you looking for a quick and easy installation or repair for your coax cable? Our N Female Crimp Connector for LMR-240 is an easy to use, 3-piece design for terminating your cable. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, a ferrule, and the female pin. For this installation you will need: LMR-240 coax cable, a strip tool, a crimp tool, and the crimp connector. First, slide the ferrule onto the outside jacket. Then strip back the jacket and dielectric using the strip tool. The advantage of using a coax stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. In general, the jacket should be stripped about ½ an inch and dielectric down to ¼ of an inch. Pull back the braided shield and insert the pin onto the center conductor. Crimp the female pin using the crimp tool. Many connectors will have a small well to allow for soldering. It is not necessary for installation, but is recommended when possible, for optimal signal strength. Place the connector onto the cable and pull the ferrule up to the base of the connector, folding the shield with it. Then, use the crimp tool to terminate the ferrule onto the jacket. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables

Are you looking for a quick and easy installation or repair for your coax cable? Our N Female Crimp Connector for RG8x is an easy to use, 3-piece design for terminating your cable. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, a ferrule, and the female pin. For this installation you will need: RG8x coax cable, a strip tool, a crimp tool, and the crimp connector. First, slide the ferrule onto the outside jacket. Then strip back the jacket and dielectric using the strip tool. The advantage of using a coax stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. In general, the jacket should be stripped about ½ an inch and dielectric down to ¼ of an inch. Pull back the braided shield and insert the pin onto the center conductor. Crimp the female pin using the crimp tool. Many connectors will have a small well to allow for soldering. It is not necessary for installation, but is recommended when possible, for optimal signal strength. Place the connector onto the cable and pull the ferrule up to the base of the connector, folding the shield with it. Then, use the crimp tool to terminate the ferrule onto the jacket. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables

Are you looking for a quick and easy installation or repair for your coax cable? Our N Female Crimp Connector for RG9B/U & RG214/U is an easy to use, 3-piece design for terminating your cable. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, a ferrule, and the female pin. For this installation you will need: RG9B/U or RG214/U coax cable, a strip tool, a crimp tool, and the crimp connector. First, slide the ferrule onto the outside jacket. Then strip back the jacket and dielectric using the strip tool. The advantage of using a coax stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. In general, the jacket should be stripped about ½ an inch and dielectric down to ¼ of an inch. Pull back the braided shield and insert the pin onto the center conductor. Crimp the female pin using the crimp tool. Many connectors will have a small well to allow for soldering. It is not necessary for installation, but is recommended when possible, for optimal signal strength. Place the connector onto the cable and pull the ferrule up to the base of the connector, folding the shield with it. Then, use the crimp tool to terminate the ferrule onto the jacket. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables

The Ecore DuroRacks Hinged Wall Mount Bracket is available in sizes between 1-6 RU. For this example we will be installing the 1RU bracket, but the installation instructions will apply to all sizes of the wall mount brackets. For this installation you will need: a drill with a 5/16ths drill bit, a philips screwdriver, a hammer, a level, and a pencil. the first step is to make sure your bracket is level. Then mark with a pencil where the holes need to be drilled. Drill out the holes and hammer in the provided wall anchors. Insert the screws and washers into the anchors and hand tighten. Finish installation by using your screwdriver. To install your rack equipment, simply screw onto the front of the bracket using standard rack screws. The bracket is designed with a hinge for easy access to your equipment. These are perfect for any home, office, or data center installations where space is limited and can mount to the wall in a matter of moments. Save time, space, and money by using the Ecore DuroRacks Hinged Wall Mount Brackets. For all of your data and networking needs, choose Show Me Cables.

Do you need to install or repair your ethernet data cable? Our Ratcheting Modular Crimp Tool for Cat6a and Cat7 will provide a reliable and versatile solution for cable termination. The crimp tool is perfect for ethernet cable with a large outside diameter, but will work with all styles of RJ45 connectors. The tool is front loaded, making it possible for easy termination for RJ45 connectors with an extended strain relief. It also features a small round opening on the side of the tool for crimping the strain relief onto the cable jacket. The tool is lightweight and uses a ratcheting crimp style to provide a quick and complete crimp cycle on every termination. Speed up your cable terminations by using the Ratcheting Modular Crimp Tool for Cat6a and Cat7. For all of your data installation needs, choose Show Me Cables.

Are you looking for a quick and easy DIY installation or repair for your coax cable? Our Right Angle CRC9 Connectors will provide a simple solution for your wiring needs. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, the pin, and the ferrule. For this installation you will need: A coax stripper, coax cable, a soldering iron, crimp tool, and the CRC9 connector. Keep in mind, you will want to make sure that your coax stripper, crimp tool, and connector match the coax cable that you are installing. Start by inserting the ferrule over the outer jacket of the cable. Then, using your cable stripper, strip back the outer jacket and dielectric. The advantage of using a cable stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. Pull back the braided shield and Insert the pin onto the center conductor. Solder the pin onto the center conductor and insert the connector housing over the cable. Then, slide up the ferrule to the base of the connector, folding the shield with it. Crimp the ferrule onto the outer jacket to complete termination. Congratulations, you have successfully installed the Right Angle CRC9 Connector. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables

Are you looking for a quick and easy installation or repair for your coax cable? Our BNC Male Compression Connectors will provide a simple solution for your wiring needs. Compression connectors are a single piece, making installation quick and easy without the need for any additional small pieces that can be hard to keep track of. For this installation you will need: A strip tool, coax cable, a compression tool, and the compression connector. Strip back the outer jacket and dielectric using the strip tool. The advantage of using a coax stripper is that it will strip back both the jacket and dielectric at the same time. Fold back the braided shield and insert the connector housing onto the cable jacket. You will need to push firmly and apply pressure to make sure that full contact is made between the center conductor and the center pin. Insert the connector into the compression tool and firmly squeeze in order to make termination. This will compress the connector, securing it to the cable jacket. Congratulations, you have successfully installed the BNC Male Compression connector.

Are you looking for a quick and easy DIY installation or repair for your coax cable? Our TNC Male Crimp Connector for LMR-200 will provide a simple solution for your wiring needs. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, the pin, and the ferrule. For this installation you will need: A coax stripper, coax cable, a soldering iron, crimp tool, and the TNC connector. Keep in mind, you will want to make sure that your coax stripper, crimp tool, and connector match the coax cable that you are installing. Start by inserting the ferrule over the outer jacket of the cable. Then, using your cable stripper, strip back the outer jacket and dielectric. The advantage of using a cable stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. Pull back the braided shield and Insert the pin onto the center conductor. Solder the pin onto the center conductor and insert the connector housing over the cable. Then, slide up the ferrule to the base of the connector, folding the shield with it. Crimp the ferrule onto the outer jacket to complete termination. Congratulations, you have successfully installed the TNC Male connector. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables