UltraPoE CT-TS005 Precision Wire Stripper & Cutter with Spring Return
UltraPoE CT-TS005 is a compact, spring-loaded precision wire stripping and cutting tool for CCTV, electronics, networking, and low-voltage installation work. The graduated stripping notches help technicians select a marked wire size, while the return spring reopens the handles for repeated use.
Key Features
- Graduated stripping jaws: Clearly marked AWG and metric positions for fast size selection.
- Spring-return action: Reopens the tool after each cut or strip to support repetitive work.
- Built-in cutting profile: Combines common wire-preparation functions in one compact hand tool.
- Steel construction: Black steel working surfaces with a center pivot and exposed return spring.
- Comfort grips: Orange PP/TPR-style handles provide a secure, ergonomic hold.
Marked Wire Sizes
The tool face is marked 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, and 26 AWG, with metric markings from approximately 0.40 to 1.3 mm. Actual stripping performance depends on conductor material, insulation thickness, and cable construction. Match the wire to the engraved tool marking before use.
Typical Applications
- CCTV and security-system wiring
- Low-voltage and access-control installation
- Electronics, control wiring, and bench work
- Network and communications cable preparation
Specifications
- Brand: UltraPoE
- Model / SKU: CT-TS005
- Tool type: Precision wire stripper and cutter
- Mechanism: Spring return
- Marked range: 16–26 AWG
- Metric markings: Approximately 0.40–1.3 mm
- Handle color: Orange
Frequently Asked Questions
What wire sizes are marked on the CT-TS005?
The jaws show 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, and 26 AWG markings, plus metric positions from approximately 0.40 to 1.3 mm.
Can it be used for CCTV and low-voltage wiring?
Yes. It is intended for compatible conductors used in CCTV, security, electronics, and other low-voltage installations.
Does the tool open automatically?
The exposed return spring reopens the handles after pressure is released.
How should I choose the stripping notch?
Match the conductor to the engraved AWG or metric marking and test on a spare section first, especially when insulation thickness varies.