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Cable Management
How to Use Heat Shrink
By CableOrganizer®The Handyman's Guide to Improvisation: New Ways to Use Heat Shrink Tubing If you're into any type of DIY, you've no doubt heard about heat shrink tubing. You probably know...
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Cable Management
How to Determine Which Product Diameter You Need
By CableOrganizer®If you're putting time and money into organizing your cables, you'll want to make sure that you purchase the right size product. When it comes time to order wire management...
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Cable Management,
Home Theaters
How to Terminate Braided Sleeving
By CableOrganizer®Are you ready to organize your wires and cables? You’ve purchased braided sleeving, but you may have one question that still looms: "How am I going to terminate the ends?"...
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Wires & Cables
How to Attach a Crimp-On BNC Connector
A BNC Connector (an acronym for “Bayonet Neill-Concelman” because of its bayonet lugs) has been used since the 1940s for various types of electronics. It was made for military applications....
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Home Theaters,
Wires & Cables
How to Choose Video and Audio Cables for Your TV and Other Equipment
There are different types of video connections for electronics including your TV, DVD player, and other gaming systems. Some of these cable technologies below are for older technology, with the...
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Office,
Wires & Cables,
Workplace Safety
How to Remove Solder
The whole point of soldering is to form a strong, permanent connection between wires, circuits, and other components. But sometimes a soldering job goes wrong, a circuit board bridge needs...
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Office,
Wires & Cables,
Workplace Safety
How to Prevent Soldering-Related Health Hazards
Whether you're creating custom cables, repairing home appliances or working on a circuit board, there's no doubt that soldering plays an important role in making all sorts of electrical connections....
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Wires & Cables
How to Test Fiber Optics for Continuity
Before installing your fiber optic network, one of the most important steps you can take to ensure data will be transmitted properly, is to test your cables and connectors for...
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Wires & Cables
How to Test Fiber Optic Cables for Optical Loss
In order to know how effectively your fiber optic cables are transmitting, you'll need to test each one for Optical Loss. The term “Optical Loss” describes the difference between the...
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Product Standards & Material Safety,
Wires & Cables
How to Avoid Counterfeit Cables
Many people are always looking to save money. We can wholeheartedly sympathize but looking for the lowest price isn't always the best way to save — and could end up...
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Office Organization,
Wires & Cables,
Workplace Safety
How to Install the Cable-Safe™ Desk Organizer
Do you have cables and wires from your computer and other equipment that you would like to remove from the floor? The Cable-Safe™ Cable Manager can help to lift your...
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Home Theaters,
Wires & Cables
How to Install Your Wiring Solution
If you're installing a flat-screen TV but want to avoid the hassle and expense of running cables behind a wall, then look no further than the Wiring Solution™. The Wiring...
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Home Theaters,
Server Racks,
Wires & Cables
How to Prepare for Your Rack Installation
Assembling a rack system is so much more than just slapping some parts together. Whether you're building one for your office or home theater, CableOrganizer® would like to let you...
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Wires & Cables
How to Test an RJ45 Connection
This simple testing technique is a great way to check the connection quality of RJ45 terminations on new CAT5, CAT5e, CAT6 and CAT6a LAN cables. It can also be helpful...
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Wires & Cables
How to Remotely Test RJ45 Terminated Cables
It's one thing to test the connectivity of a cable that's coiled up in front of you, but it can be a whole different story when the cable that needs...
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Wires & Cables
How to Crimp an F-Connector
See the steps below, which show you how to crimp an F-Connector to a coaxial cable. STEP 1 Trim cable as shown using a stripping tool. Trim center conductor end...
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Wires & Cables
How to Wire a Keystone Jack
You've already run your telecom network's cross-connect cabling…now how will you terminate it into Keystone jacks? With our easy-to-follow wiring guide, you'll have your Cat5, Cat5e and Cat6 jacks wired,...
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Wires & Cables
How to Terminate with an RJ45 Connector
If you'll be installing or maintaining a Local Area Network (LAN), one of the most important things for you to know is how to terminate Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6 and newer...
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