Allen Bradley 1492-P16IEC Feed-Through Push-in Terminal Block
The Allen Bradley 1492-P16IEC Feed-Through Push-in Terminal Block is designed for industrial applications requiring reliable electrical connections. It simplifies wiring processes by allowing quick and secure connections, making it ideal for control systems and automation setups.
Connector Type:Feed-Through Push-in Terminal Block
Number of Connectors:16
Current Rating:Up to 10 A
Voltage Rating:Up to 600 V
Material:High-quality copper alloy with insulation made from PBT plastic
Operating Temperature:-40°C to +85°C
IP Rating:IP20
Brand:Rockwell Automation
The Allen Bradley 1492-P16IEC Feed-Through Push-in Terminal Block is engineered for reliability and durability in demanding industrial environments. Designed with push-in technology, it offers a quick and secure method for connecting wires without the need for tools, streamlining installation processes and reducing downtime.
This terminal block features 16 connectors capable of handling up to 16A at 400V, making it suitable for a wide range of applications from simple control circuits to more complex automation systems. Its high-quality plastic construction ensures longevity and resistance against environmental factors.
The terminal block is rated for operation between -25°C and +70°C, ensuring reliable performance across various climates and conditions. The red color provides a clear visual indicator, enhancing safety and ease of identification in busy industrial settings.
Installation is straightforward thanks to its intuitive design. Simply insert the wire and it locks securely, providing a reliable connection every time. No tools are required, which not only speeds up the process but also minimizes the risk of tool-related accidents.
Our terminal blocks are built to withstand the rigors of industrial use, offering peace of mind in even the most challenging environments. They are compliant with relevant international standards, ensuring they meet or exceed industry expectations.
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