Step-by-Step Guide to Installing a Cat 6A Wall Jack

what's up guys and gals on today's episode I'm going to show you how to install a cat 6A wall jack by installing a cat 6A wall jack you'll now have a 10 gig connection coming out of the wall and you will need cat 6A cables for this installation and remember if you want 10 gig internet speeds as well as 10 gig Network speeds you're going to need 10 gig compatible Hardware as well as a high-speed fiber connection which means you're going to need a lot of money because a 10 gig fiber connection is very expensive and upgrading all your Hardware can be very expensive so just a heads up so let's take a look at the cast 6A wall jack what you get is the C 6A wall jack get the cap that goes on top and you get a zip tie and that's it and of course this does come with the instructions as well as the wiring diagram and we're going to use the t568b configuration so let's get started oh and guys don't forget to like share subscribe and comment it really helps the algorithm thanks so here are the supplies and tools you're going to need for this installation and everything is listed in the description below so first you need to strip back about 2 in of the protective sheath of the cat 6A cable next you want to reveal all the wires then cut off this plastic inner core we have three so there are two installation options a toolfree option or a crimp tool option we're going to show you how to use the toolfree option it's the easiest for the toolfree option we're going to use this white wire cap it's already color coded for the correct wire configurations and it has both A and B and we're going to use B so after you slide the wires through the cap simply match up the wire colors to the color codes on the cap so at the bottom it goes white blue blue white green green remember cat 6A copper cable does not have the typical white blue it's just white as you can see right here at the top it's white orange orange white brown brown make sure the wires are seated all the way down and trim off any excess wires after you trim off any excess wires we'll connect the cap to the wall jack it simply snaps on you want to press the wire cap as far as it can go and then you want to close the hinge door now this takes some strength the hinge door has to snap all the way closed then once it's snaped closed use the provided zip tie to secure the wire to the keystone jack then next connect the wall jack to the wall plate it simply snaps in and now we can plug a cat 6A cable into the wall jack and you probably noticed that cat 6A wall jacks have a hinged door on the front but don't worry just snap in the cat 6A and you're all good and now you have a 10 gig connection coming out of your wall jack pretty cool and that's it guys make sure to like share subscribe and comment and for God's sakes hit the Bell icon and I'll see you in the next video real soon high five peace