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Leading the industry in eciency and productivity, the Bulletin 1492 family of IEC terminal blocks includes a broad range of DIN rail mountable products with screw and spring-clamp connections, which are designed for safety, installation ease and ruggedness. All Allen-Bradley® IEC terminal blocks are IP2X nger-safe and meet recognized international IEC, UL, CSA and ATEX standards. Parts of the family are available in up to ten dierent colors, with an extensive range of accessories to provide simple solutions for your unique wiring challenges. Bulletin 1492-J and 1492-W Screw Connection...

POWER DISTRIBUTION BLOCKS Rockwell Automation oers a broad line of Allen-Bradley Power Distribution Blocks, which are designed to meet most application needs. The Power Blocks feature terminal identication options (either write-on marking surface or marker retention feature). In addition, each block is marked with wire range, tightening torque requirements and SCCR values to simplify installation. Bulletin 1492-PD Open Construction Distribution Blocks • Ideal for distributing power to multiple loads Idea • Feed-through and Splicer blocks allow easy connection of eld wiring to a cabinet Feed...

MARKING SYSTEMS & ACCESSORIES PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT Allen-Bradley Marking Solutions enable ecient identication of your connections. A variety of markers are available: individual snap-in, hinged and self-adhesive, as well as linked markers for more ecient installation. Marker cards can be used on many Allen-Bradley products including terminal blocks, I/O devices and other industrial components. ClearMark Printer The ClearMark™ Printer provides quality printing in an easy-to-use format for high-volume marking needs. • Fast: Less than 2 minutes to print and set a full marker card • Easy:...

TERMINAL BLOCKS Voltage Rating Current Rating Wire Range (Rated Cross Section)* • Open construction screw type terminal blocks • Portfolio covers a range of wire sizes and treatments as well as some specialty terminal blocks • Open construction screw type terminal blocks in a low-profile design • High-density finger-safe screw type terminal blocks • Portfolio includes single-level, double-level and specialty terminal blocks • Provides a simple way to add a bank of terminal blocks in new or existing equipment with no mounting rails required • Available in banks of six or twelve poles •...

ousing Temperature Range Material Flammability Rating UL94 Compatible with snap-in markers for Allen-Bradley marking systems? Standard: Also available for some products: Standard: Also available for some products: Standard: Also available for some products: Standard: Also available: A-B rail, some also DIN rail Standard: Also available: Standard: Also available A-B rail, some also DIN rail

NEMA/EEMAC TERMINAL BLOCKS The Bulletin 1492 family of NEMA/EEMAC devices include terminal blocks that are available in at least ten colors for easy circuit identication. Most are available preassembled on a breakaway mounting channel, complete with one end anchor, one retaining clip and one end barrier. Bu Bulletin 1492-F and 1492-C Open Construction Te Terminal Blocks • Termination capability for solid wire, stranded wire or prepared T ared wires with spade or ring lugs w • Ability to use larger screwdriver A • High visibility of wire insertion H • Some terminal blocks mount on both A-B...

The 2005 National Electric Code (NEC) and UL 508A (effective April 25,2006) require many electrical panels to have short- circuit current ratings (SCCRs). Rockwell Automation is a leader in the industry for supplying a broad range of products with high-fault SCCRs, including but not limited to: terminal blocks, power blocks, circuit breakers, contactors, disconnects and drives. These ratings allow terminal blocks and power distribution blocks to be used in conjunction with fuses, motor protection circuit breakers, and motor circuit protectors in power circuits. When you use components with...