Panamax MOD-SPKP Owner's Manual

When properly installed, the base unit’s Connected Equipment Protection Policy
remains valid.  All modules include a small rectangular bracket and mounting screws.  This
bracket replaces the small triangular wall-mount bracket that comes with the models listed in
the CURRENT PRODUCTS above.

Ground

 Connector

Ground

 Connector

Ground

 Connector

Pull Out Card

The MOD-AT4 module is designed to pro-
tect standard phone lines and DSL (ADSL,
G.Lite) lines.  Multiple input & output jacks
provide complete installation flexibility.  The
following diagram shows how the
jacks/wires are interconnected.  Different
cables/connections can be split or com-
bined to accommodate a variety of installa-
tions.  For example:

• Incoming lines can be punched-down on
the 110 jack on the LINE side and four RJ11
(single-line) cords will connect from the
EQUIP side to the equipment.

• Two RJ14 (dual-line) cords connected to
the LINE side (upper 2 jacks) can be split to
four RJ11 (single-line) cords on the EQUIP
side.

• Four RJ11 (single-line) cords connected
to the LINE side can be combined into a
single RJ45 (8 wire) cord (upper jack) on the
EQUIP side.

The  MOD-AT8110 module is designed to
protect up to 8 standard phone lines using
110 punchdown connectors on both the
input LINE and output EQUIP.

1. Cut the cable from the primary protector
to the correct length and punch down the

cable to the LINE IN punchdown block on
the module.

2. Punch down another cable to the EQUIP
OUT punchdown block on the module and
connect to the phone equipment.

Bl

Bl

Or

Or

Gr

Gr

Br

Br

 1 - 8

1 - 4

1 - 4

1 - 4

 1 - 8

1 - 4

1 - 4

1 - 4

WIRING DIAGRAM AND SPECIFICATIONS

For Analog 

Telephone 

Lines

• 4 Pairs (8 wires) Protected

• 260 Volt Clamping • Straight-Through Pinout

Blue

Blue

Blue

Blue

Orange

Orange

Orange

Orange

Green

Green

Green

Green

Brown

Brown

Brown

Brown

For Analog Telephone Lines

• 16 Wires (two 110 punch-downs) Protected

• 260 Volt Clamping

• Auto-resetting PTC's

110
IDC

110
IDC

WIRING DIAGRAM AND SPECIFICATIONS

The MOD-AT2 module is designed to protect
standard phone lines connected to computer
modems, telephones, pay-per-view ports, etc.
It will also protect DSL lines (ADSL, G.Lite)
going into the DSL modem.  The MOD-AT2
module will protect a single phone line using
an RJ-11 (2 wire) cord or a dual phone line
using an RJ-14 (4 wire) cord.

1. Connect the telephone line to the LINE
jack on the module.

2. Use a modular cord to connect the
EQUIP modular jack to the equipment to be
protected.

1 - 8

For Analog Telephone Lines

• 4 Wires (1 RJ-14) Protected

• 260 Volt Clamping

• Auto-resetting PTC's

1 - 8

WIRING DIAGRAM AND SPECIFICATIONS

1. Mount the rectangular bracket to the back
of the AC base unit with the #8-32 x 5/16”
machine screws. 
Note: The brass ground connector must be
used with the bracket in order to bond the
module ground to the base unit’s ground.

2. Mount the signal line module to the
bracket (screws provided with the module).

3. Optional – The assembled base unit and
module(s) may be wall mounted if desired.  

4. Connect the wiring to the signal line
module as shown in the appropriate follow-
ing section.

There are no designated
input/output connections
on coaxial protection
modules. These are 
bi-directional modules
in both transmission fre-
quency and voltage.

All telephone input/output connections will
be labeled with LINE and EQUIP.

An easy access
PULL OUT card
is included on
the back of each
module for wiring
diagrams and
specifications.

AC Base Units

AC Base Units