Reolink Camera Cable Pulling Guide (Snag-Free Conduit Tool)
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This is a cone adapter that inserts into the end of the LAN cable so you can pull it through easier using a fish tape.
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Installing Reolink POE cameras often requires pulling the bulky, weather-resistant Ethernet connector through tight holes, soffits, or conduit. The sharp edges of the connector's "locking" mechanism frequently snag, making the job a nightmare.
This 3D-printed pulling guide snaps onto the Reolink connector to create a smooth, tapered profile. It allows the cable to glide through narrow openings without catching.
Key Features:
Tapered Design: Prevents snagging on insulation or the edges of drill holes.
Twist-Lock Fit: Securely attaches to the existing Reolink weather-shield threads.
Integrated Pull-Loop: Designed to work with a zip-tie and fish tape for easy routing.
Universal Compatibility: Fits standard Reolink POE cable connectors (found on RLC-811A, RLC-1212A, and similar models).
Printing Tips:
Material: PETG or ASA recommended for durability/flexibility, though PLA works for one-time use.
Orientation: Print vertically for the best thread quality.
Infill: 15-20% is sufficient.