Signamax Inc. 300PR-5MT03 300-pair Block 60 X C5 Top

Product Description

The SIGNAMAX INC. 300PR-5MT03 is a 300-pair termination block with a 60 x Category 5 top configuration, designed for structured cabling and telecommunications distribution applications. This block provides a high-density punch-down termination point for copper voice and data cabling systems. It is typically installed in telecom closets, main distribution frames (MDFs), or intermediate distribution frames (IDFs) by licensed low-voltage technicians or structured cabling installers. The 60 x C5 top configuration supports Category 5 performance standards, making it suitable for both legacy voice circuits and data network infrastructure.

The 300PR-5MT03 is intended for commercial and residential structured cabling installations where high-density copper pair termination is required. It is well suited for telecom rooms, data centers, and large commercial buildings that require organized, serviceable cable management. The block accommodates 300 pairs in a compact form factor, reducing rack or backboard space requirements while maintaining accessibility for moves, adds, and changes.

Key Features

• 300-pair capacity for high-density copper termination in a single block
• 60 x Category 5 top configuration supports C5 performance standards
• Designed for punch-down style termination for fast, reliable connections
• Suitable for voice and data distribution in MDF and IDF environments
• Sold individually as a single unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style termination block for use in standard structured cabling and A/V modular connector and insert applications requiring 300-pair, Category 5 top termination.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or structured cabling installer in accordance with applicable TIA/EIA wiring standards. De-energize any active circuits and disconnect active equipment before terminating pairs on the block. Use a compatible punch-down tool for proper termination and to avoid damage to the insulation displacement contacts. Follow local building and fire codes for cable routing and support within the enclosure.