ZOERAXNetwork Tool Kit, 11 in 1 Professional RJ45 Crimp Tool Kit - Pass Through Crimper, RJ45 Tester, 110/88 Punch Down Tool, Stripper, Cutter, Cat6 Pass Through Connectors and Boots
The crimping half of a network kit, without paying for a wire tracker you may never use.
An 11-piece case built around a pass-through RJ45 crimper, with a punch down tool, four different strippers, cutters and a continuity tester. It covers making and terminating cable properly; what it deliberately leaves out is cable tracing.
Quick Specs
- Contents
- 11 pieces including case
- Crimper
- RJ45 pass-through, RJ11/RJ12, 4/6/8 position
- Cable types
- STP and UTP data cable
- Punch down tool
- 110/88
- Strippers
- Coaxial, round cable and flat cable, plus cutters
- Tester
- LAN/Ethernet continuity — 9V batteries not included
- Consumables
- 10 Cat6 pass-through connectors, 10 boots, 2 spare blades
- Weight
- 1.28 kg, ergonomic plastic handles
Pass-through crimping
Wires run out through the front of the connector so you can confirm the colour order before you squeeze, and the tool trims them flush in the same action.
Four strippers, not one
Coaxial, round cable and flat cable strippers plus mini cutters, so the kit handles satellite and telephone runs rather than only Ethernet.
110/88 punch down tool
Seats and trims a conductor into a keystone or patch panel in one push — the tool that makes terminating at the wall plate quick instead of miserable.
Check the run before you close up
The included tester confirms LAN and Ethernet continuity across the pairs, so a miswire turns up while the tools are still out. Note it needs 9V batteries, which are not supplied.
Consumables and spares included
10 Cat6 pass-through connectors, 10 RJ45 boots and two spare blades, so the first few leads and the first blade change cost nothing extra.
Everything in its own slot
A fitted case with protective bubble pads holds each tool in place, which is what stops a kit becoming a drawer of loose crimpers within a year.
Pros
- 4.4 stars across 120 reviews — a far more settled record than most kits at this price
- Pass-through crimper makes the colour order visible before crimping, not after
- Four strippers cover coax and flat cable, not just round Ethernet
- Connectors, boots and two spare blades are all in the box
- Noticeably cheaper than the 14-in-1 version of the same kit
Cons
- No wire tracker — this kit cannot trace or identify a cable, only test the one in front of you
- The tester needs 9V batteries and ZOERAX do not include them
- Plastic handles rather than the metal used on the larger kit
- 10 connectors is a starter quantity; any real install needs a bag of them
The sensible pick if you already know which cable is which. It has the two tools that actually matter — a pass-through crimper and a 110/88 punch down — plus a wider set of strippers than you would expect, and 120 reviews behind a 4.4 average is a genuinely solid record. Just be clear that no wire tracker is included, and neither are the batteries the tester needs.
Best For
- Making up custom-length patch leads for a rack or desk
- Home and small-office cabling where the runs are already known and labelled
- Anyone who wants the crimping tools without paying for a tracer
Not Ideal For
- Tracing unlabelled cable in an existing building — you need a kit with a wire tracker
- Certification work that needs a report rather than a continuity check
- Anyone expecting batteries in the box to test on day one
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View All FAQs →How is this different from the 14-in-1 kit?
The big one is the wire tracker: the 14-in-1 includes one, this does not, so this kit can test a cable in your hand but cannot trace an unlabelled run through a building. The larger kit also uses metal handles. In exchange this one is cheaper and has a far deeper review record.
Does the tester come with batteries?
No. ZOERAX state plainly that the 9V batteries are not included, so buy a pair alongside it if you want to test anything the day it arrives.
Which connectors does the crimper handle?
It crimps, strips and cuts STP and UTP data cable and takes 4, 6 and 8 position modular connectors — RJ11 and RJ12 standard, plus RJ45 pass-through. Ten Cat6 pass-through connectors and ten boots are supplied.
What is actually in the case?
The pass-through crimper, a LAN cable tester, a 110/88 punch down tool, coaxial, round cable and flat cable strippers, wire cutters and mini cutters, plus 10 Cat6 connectors, 10 RJ45 boots and 2 spare blades, held in a fitted case with protective pads.