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Step-by-step Replace Ethernet Cable Pull New Cable with Old Cable in Conduit Upgrade Cat5E to Cat6A

Step-by-step Replace Ethernet Cable Pull New Cable with Old Cable in Conduit Upgrade Cat5E to Cat6A. Pull New Ethernet Cable using Old Cable in Conduit Replace Cat5E with Cat6A. Pull New Ethernet Using Old Cable in Wall Conduit. Pull Cat6A Cable in conduit using old Cat5E cable. Replace Cat5E Ethernet Cable with Cat6A Cable Pull New Cat6A cable using old Cat5E cable in conduit. You can use a wire puller snake to fish the new Ethernet cable thru the wall conduit but if there is already a cable in the wall, you can tie the new Cat 6A Ethernet cable to the old cable and pull the old cable out of the wall conduit while pulling the new upgraded cable into the wall at the same time. This is a really easy way to upgrade your Ethernet cables in the conduit to Cat 6A or Cat 7 Ethernet cables. If the old cable breaks as you pull it you can use the wire snake to feed a new wire. If you feel like the new cable is feeding harder into the conduit, you can use wire lubricant to make the wire slide easier thru the pipe tubing in the wall. For wire lubricant you can use lubricant made for wires specifically or you can use some diy lubricant using mild soap or wax. I used a thick solution or mild soap and a bit of water before when pulling cables thru the walls. This time, I didn’t use any other lubricants and the dried soap can help the cable slide thru conduit even after many years. Ideally when you pull the Ethernet cable thru the conduit you have 2 people doing it. One pulls the cable and a second person to feed the new cable into the conduit and make sure it doesn’t get tangled. If the cable is really hard to move thru conduit like rigid Cat 6A or Cat 7 Ethernet cables, you can have one person pull the line or old cable while a second person pushes slightly the cable into the conduit. This helps the cable move easier especially when there are sharp corners or 90 degrees bent conduit tubing. As you see it comes out pretty easily but you have to pull the cable slowly without too much force and without trying to make the cable go thru the conduit too fast. Crimping Ethernet cables at home I need to test new Cat 6A Ethernet cables RJ45 crimping to make sure all the twisted pairs connections are good and the ground is connected between Ethernet devices. I did a few speed tests to compare Wi-Fi 6 vs Wi-Fi 7 6Ghz MLO on 2.5G Cat 5E vs Cat 6A LAN Speed Test. I Tested LAN Speed Wi-Fi to Cat5E 2.5G Ethernet Cable using iPerf Wi-Fi 6 vs Wi-Fi 7 6Ghz MLO. The Cat5E cable can run 2.5G Ethernet without problems. I checked the Wi-Fi 7 and Ethernet 2.5Gb via Cat 5E cable. The Cat5E cable can even run 10Gb Ethernet on short distances unofficially. The router I use now supports 3 Wi-Fi bands 2.4Ghz, 5Ghz and 6Ghz and 1 Wan/Lan 10Gb Ethernet and multiple 2.5Gb Ethernet ports. Amazon affiliate links:* ASUS RT-BE92U https://ionmade.com/ASUS-RT-BE92U wifi 7 router https://ionmade.com/wifi-7-router tri band wifi 7 router https://ionmade.com/tri-band-wifi-7-r... wifi 7 router 6 ghz https://ionmade.com/wifi-7-router-6-ghz 2.5gb switch https://ionmade.com/25gb-switch 10gb switch https://ionmade.com/10gb-switch fiber optic cable 10gb sfp https://ionmade.com/fiber-optic-cable... sfp+ transceiver 10g rj45 https://ionmade.com/sfp+-transceiver-... sfp+ switch https://ionmade.com/sfp+-switch sfp+ router https://ionmade.com/sfp+-router Wifi Signal Booster https://ionmade.com/wifi-extender-sig... WiFi Router https://ionmade.com/wifi-router  Long range Wi-Fi antenna https://ionmade.com/wifi-antenna-long... WiFi Repeater https://ionmade.com/wifi-repeater Tested the LAN Ethernet to WiFi 7 speed before upgrading Ethernet cables from Cat5E to Cat6A. There is also an older Huawei router acting as a Wi-Fi access point but the speed is nowhere near the Wi-Fi 7 MLO speed on the ASUS RT-BE92U and iPad Pro M5 combination even without upgrading the Cat5E Ethernet cables. Watch the video carefully without skipping to see all the steps needed in this video. Subscribe and click the Bell to watch more videos. IONHowTo    / @ionhowto   RedNumberONE    / @rednumberone1   Buy merch https://store.ionhowto.com/ Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @ionhowto   Any questions? Feel free to ask in the comments section below. Subscribe, Like and SHARE this video with your friends! We earn money from qualifying purchases using our affiliate links. Affiliate links are marked with a star. * When you use our * links, you support this channel. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Website https://www.ionhowto.com/ Food Recipes: https://www.rednumberone.com/