Panduit P110B100R4WJY 110 Wiring Block Base 100 Pair

Product Description

The PANDUIT P110B100R4WJY is a two-piece 110-style wiring block base kit, each base rated for 100 pairs, designed for structured cabling installations in telecommunications and data network environments. The kit ships as a matched pair of pre-mounted bases, allowing installers to terminate and organize high-density copper cabling in a consistent, standards-aligned format. Network technicians and low-voltage cabling contractors use these bases as the foundation for 110 punch-down cross-connect fields in telco closets, MDF and IDF rooms, and enterprise backbone cabling runs.

This kit is suited for commercial and enterprise structured cabling projects where high-pair-count termination density is required. The 110 wiring system is a widely adopted cross-connect format used in voice, data, and mixed-use cabling plants. The P110B100R4WJY is intended for wall-mount or backboard installation and is compatible with standard 110-style connecting blocks and wiring accessories used in horizontal and vertical cross-connect configurations.

Key Features

• Two 100-pair 110-style bases included per kit, sold as a single unit
• Pre-mounted base design reduces field assembly time during installation
• Supports high-density copper pair termination in cross-connect fields
• Compatible with 110-style punch-down connecting blocks and patch cords
• Designed for MDF, IDF, and telco closet cross-connect applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component for use within 110 wiring block cross-connect systems in structured cabling installations. Accepts standard 110-style connecting blocks and related accessories.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage cabling technicians install 110 wiring block bases on plywood backboards or mounting brackets in telecommunications rooms. De-energize any active circuits and follow TIA-568 structured cabling standards during termination. Use a 110-style punch-down tool for all connecting block terminations. Verify pair count and cable routing before seating connecting blocks to avoid rework.