THE CIMPLE COCoax Security Key (Security Tool or Shield Adapter) for Coaxial Security Shield and Filter Removal, and Pocket Wrench Tool for Tightening and loosening F81 Connectors

Solid choice - no low voltage bag should be without one. I have traditional shafted, driver style tools (like a screwdriver for RJ6 connectors), but this has replaced them in my pouch. The small size is super convenient from a functionality and carrying standpoint - the loop/ring makes for easy handling/grip (not for leverage, but slips easily between fingers to help hold the dimpled grip ring/not drop it) and allows for it to be hooked in the clip of my electricians pouch. The size also allows me to fit it tighter spaces, otherwise too restrictive for driver style tooling. Thus far, I haven’t found a connector I haven’t been able to loosen, or any I have screwed down that have loosened.

This tool is perfect for tightening the inside F-connectors on coax keystone inserts. The keystone inserts have a bunch of plastic for the clips around the part of the connector that goes inside of the electrical box, making them very difficult to tighten. This tool fits over the wire/connector and between the plastic clips to allow me to actually tighten them.

When you are travelling from RV park to RV park on a trip, you are constantly attaching and unattaching a video cable to and from hookups. I keep this tool in my bag with the cable and it makes it easy to make a tight connection every time.

The locks were installed by one of the largest providers in the USA.This "key" was not even close.I found a video on YouTube showing how to unlock using a regular screwdriver. Worked perfect with a screwdriver.

This saves fingers attaching your tv coax to your RV outside connection. Will work with other coax connections as well.I wish that I had invested in this tool years ago. A good tool if you connections are difficult to reach or tighten. Would recommend to anyone.