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ICC 110 Connecting Block 4 Pair 100 Pack
A pack of one hundred 110 connecting blocks, each handling four pairs for voice and data runs, colour-coded for repeated use and accepting 22 to 26 AWG solid
- Specifications110 CONNECTING BLOCK- 4-PAIR- 100 PK
- Exceeds Category 5e standards for reliable voice and data links
- 100 blocks per pack simplifies large-scale wiring projects
- Color-coded terminals speed up installation and reduce wiring errors
- Accepts 26 to 22 AWG solid or stranded conductors for flexible cabling
- UL Listed and ROHS compliant for safety and environmental assurance
Voice and Data Connectivity
The ICC 110 Connecting Block is a 4-pair termination module supplied in a 100-pack for structured cabling projects. It is intended for installers and network engineers who need reliable voice and data connections in patch panels or cross-connect systems.
Category 5e Performance Compliance
Performance exceeds Category 5e connecting hardware requirements specified in TIA/EIA-568-B.2, ensuring the block meets the transmission standards required for certified network infrastructure installations.
Colour-Coded Reusability and Wire Range
Colour-coded terminals simplify pair identification during termination and are designed for repeated use, while the block accepts 26-22 AWG solid or stranded wires for flexible cabling options.
Highlights
- Exceeds Category 5e standards for reliable voice and data links
- 100 blocks per pack simplifies large-scale wiring projects
- Color-coded terminals speed up installation and reduce wiring errors
- Accepts 26 to 22 AWG solid or stranded conductors for flexible cabling
- UL Listed and ROHS compliant for safety and environmental assurance
Specifications
| Brand | ICC |
|---|---|
| Specifications | 110 CONNECTING BLOCK- 4-PAIR- 100 PK |
Questions about this item
What does the Category 5e performance rating mean when the block is installed in a live voice or data network?
The block exceeds the TIA/EIA-568-B.2 connecting hardware requirements for Category 5e, so it supports the full bandwidth and crosstalk margins that the standard defines for installed links.
Which wiring standard does the 110 connecting block follow, and what does that limit in practice?
It follows the TIA/EIA-568-B.2 specification for Category 5e connecting hardware, which caps the supported performance at 100 MHz bandwidth for voice and data applications.
What wire gauges can be punched down into the 110 connecting block, and how many pairs does each block handle?
Each block accepts 26 to 22 AWG solid or stranded conductors and terminates four pairs, with the pack supplying 100 such blocks.
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