110 Wiring Block without Feet - 100 Pair
| Quantity Discount Pricing | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-2 | 3-9 | 10-24 | 25-49 | 50+ |
| $11.00 | $10.38 | $9.77 | $9.18 | $8.59 |
110 connecting blocks are used for connecting telecommunication and data communication in structured wiring. 110 blocks have less cross-talk vs 66 blocks and can provide increased number of terminations. Connecting blocks are required for punching down 110 blocks.
Features:
- Cat5e rated
- Supports voice and data
- Low-profile design
- 25 pairs divided into 5 pair increments
- Attached labels
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Q: What is the difference between a 66 and 110 block?
A: While both are punchdown blocks can run telecommunications wiring 110 blocks are the newer version and are able to run telecom and data communications reliably. 110 blocks enable the twist of the cable to be maintained up to the termination point.
Q: What does pre-wired mean?
A: Pre-wired 66 blocks are internally wired and allow you to only have to punch down the incoming service. A telco cable or line cord is then plugged in for the premise wiring. This saves time during installation.
Q: What type of wire should be used?
A: The wire type used should be 22-26 AWG solid copper wiring.
Q: What kind of tool is used to punch down the wire?
A: An impact punch-down tool is highly recommended. This will punch the wire down and cut it in one motion saving time and gives a much cleaner install.
