Käsityökalusarja helos 304270 — 6-in-1 kantolaukulla

Helos 304270 is a compact network tool/tester kit supplied in a black carry bag. The kit contains a network tester, crimping tool, insertion tool for connector kit, cable cutter/stripper, 10 × RJ-45 CAT6a STP plugs and 10 matching strain relief boots. It is designed for installation, testing and basic maintenance of Ethernet and telephony cabling (RJ-45, RJ-11, RJ-12).

Advantages

The kit combines six essential network tools in a single portable set to simplify cabling tasks and reduce the need to carry separate tools. The included RJ-45 CAT6a STP plugs and strain relief boots allow immediate termination of shielded Ethernet cables. The carry bag keeps components organized for transport and storage.

Suitable for

• Termination and testing of Ethernet cables (Cat6a, STP)
• Basic network installation and troubleshooting
• Home networking and small office cabling work
• Telephony cable termination and checks (RJ-11, RJ-12)

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: helos (Herweck)
• Model / MPN: 304270
• EAN: 4005938042708
• Product type: Network Tool / Tester Kit (6-in-1)
• Contents: network tester; crimping tool; insertion tool for connector kit; cable cutter/stripper; carry bag; 10 × RJ-45 CAT6a STP plugs; 10 × strain relief boots
• Supported connector types: RJ-45, RJ-11, RJ-12
• Colour: black

How to use

Select the appropriate connector and strip the cable jacket with the cable stripper. Insert individual conductors into the RJ-45 CAT6a STP plug following the correct wiring standard, then crimp the plug using the crimping tool. Use the insertion tool included in the kit when needed to seat contacts correctly. Verify continuity and pair assignment with the network tester. Store tools and spare plugs in the carry bag after use.

Recommendations

Use this kit for installation and maintenance of shielded Ethernet (Cat6a STP) and telephony cables in home, small office or light professional environments. Ensure proper shielding termination when working with STP cables and follow local safety practices when testing live circuits.