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Punch down on the slots at the back and then a cover goes over it all. The sockets are standard keystone ones like some wall plates use. Ive put 2 of similar ones in at a friends place because the special 8 port outlets for the overpriced cupboard were about 3x the price of those surface sockets
yes you can
kingdragonfly: YouTube has plenty of videos on "punch down"
It's very straight-forward.
The only possible confusion is there are two standard for the color sequence. Either one works, though "B" has become more popular recently.
You can google T568B for more details.
http://www.vdvworks.com/UncleTed/term.html
You can't use either standard though since the outlets are already terminated - the OP needs to use the standard that's already in place.
I assume the OP is now going to attempt this themselves. In this case a LAN tester is essential. As I posted above pretty much without fail every single person who attempts to do this sort of thing themselves for the first time will make mistakes, and the only way to check cable is with a tester.
One of these (at a bare minimum) is needed. Don.t buy the cheaper units. They're rubbish and unless you can see both ends at the same time they're totally pointless.
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