ZORA 100 Pair 110 Patch Panel Description

ZORA 100 pair 110 patch panels are used for intelligent building integrated wiring system in the management room, equipment room, data center information point centralized wiring, patch connection. Used for wiring room and equipment between the voice cable termination, installation and management. For horizontal and vertical cables (voice) to provide a connection between the entrance and exit.

Standards Compliance

• ANSI/TIA 568 C.2

• ISO/IEC 11801

ZORA 100 Pair 110 Patch Panel Features

1、Performance exceeds the provisions of ANSI/TIA 568-C.2 and ISO/IEC 11801:2010 for category 3 standards;

2、The use of IDC technology design, the upper and lower rows of access cables are terminated on the front, so that construction and maintenance faster;

3、The terminals are nickel-plated phosphor bronze surface, to ensure reliable termination of the core wire;

4、Each patch panel is equipped with 20 4-pair 110 connection blocks and 4 5-pair 110 connection blocks;

5、1U height in line with the 19-inch rack mounting standards.

Technical Specifications

1: What are the primary applications of this patch panel?

Core Use: Centralized management and cross-connection for 100-pair voice cables in telecom rooms, PBX systems, or data center voice networks.

Extended Use: Security intercom cabling, hotel telephony expansion, structured cabling for legacy analog systems.

2: What tools and steps are required for installation?

Tools:

• 110-type punch-down tool (compatible with IDC terminals).

• Cable stripper, label printer, grounding pliers.

Steps:

• Secure the wiring rack to the rack (19-inch standard).

• Group lines by color scale (25 to one group) to ensure the consistent line sequence (T568A/B).

• Shielded cables need to be connected to the distribution frame ground terminal.

3:How to manage high-density cables to prevent clutter?

Cable Grouping: Use 25-pair color groups (blue/orange/green/brown/slate) with 10cm slack.

Cable Management: Install horizontal/vertical managers to route cables.

Labeling: Tag each pair with source/destination (e.g., "PBX-01→RoomA-12").

4:Does it support mixed Cat5/Cat3 cabling?

Compatibility: Accepts Cat3 (voice) and Cat5 (low-speed data) cables (24AWG recommended).

Precautions:

• Avoid mixing cable types within the same group.

• Isolate data pairs from power cables.

5: How to troubleshoot poor contact or signal loss?

Steps:

• Test continuity/wiring with a cable tester.

• Re-punch loose IDC terminals.

• Verify grounding (≤5Ω resistance for shielded systems).

6: What environmental conditions does it support?

• Temperature/Humidity: Operates at -20°C~70°C, 5%~95% non-condensing.

• Protection: Indoor use only (IP20); avoid dust/liquid exposure.