ZORA 110-110 Voice Patch Cord Description

ZORA 110-110 Voice Patch Cord for structured cabling systems; transmits digital, voice signals and is suitable for Category 3 applications.

Standards Compliance

• ISO/IEC 11801

ZORA 110-110 Voice Patch Cord Features

1、Adopting multi-strand conductor structure, the jumper wire is soft, easy to bend and not easy to break;

2、Duckbill termination at both ends to ensure excellent performance.

Technical Specifications

1: What is the primary use of this patch cord?

• Core Function: Designed for cross-connecting 110-type voice patch panels (e.g., Krone blocks) in telecom rooms, PBX systems, or voice networks.

• Typical Use: Inter-rack patching, legacy telephone system expansion, voice panel redundancy.

2: How to ensure a stable connection during installation?

• Tools: Use 110-specific punch-down tools to ensure full insulation penetration.

• Wiring Standard: Follow T568A/B consistently on both ends.

• Slack: Leave 5-10cm slack to prevent tension-induced disconnection.

3:Does it support digital voice or VoIP signals?

• Analog Signals: Optimized for legacy analog telephony (100Ω impedance).

• Digital Compatibility: Supports low-speed VoIP (e.g., G.711) but avoid parallel runs with high-speed data cables.

4: How to resolve signal attenuation after connection?

• Contact Inspection: Clean 110 contacts to remove oxidation.

• Length Limitation: Keep patch cords ≤5m; use patch panels for longer runs.

• Shielding: Use F/UTP shielded cords in high-interference areas.

5: Can it be used for non-voice applications (e.g., low-speed data)?

• Limitations: Primarily for voice. For low-speed control signals (e.g., RS-485), limit to 10Mbps and ≤20m.

• Pair Usage: Dedicate one pair per signal to prevent crosstalk.

6: How to maintain long-term reliability?

• Environment: Avoid temperatures >60°C or humidity >90% RH.
  

• Testing: Quarterly continuity and impedance checks with cable testers.

• Labeling: Label both ends with heat-resistant tags for traceability.