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ControlLogix Safety Terminal Block | 36-Pin Screw Clamp | Robust Construction | DIN Rail Compatible | by Allen-Bradley
The ControlLogix Safety Terminal Block features a 36-pin screw clamp design, ensuring secure wiring connections for industrial automation control systems. Built for compatibility with ControlLogix safety systems, this terminal block is ideal for safety control wiring in manufacturing plants and machine safety applications, providing robust construction for demanding environments.
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Alternatively Known As: ControlLogix Safety Terminal Block, 36 Pin Terminal Block, Screw Clamp Terminal Block
Technical Specifications
- Number of Pins: 36
- Connection Type: Screw Clamp
- Compatibility: ControlLogix Safety Systems
- Material: Industrial grade plastic and metal contacts
- Mounting: DIN rail compatible
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 40mm x 120mm x 100mm
- Weight: 0.3 kg
Key Features
- 36-pin screw clamp terminal block for secure wiring connections
- Designed for ControlLogix safety systems
- Robust construction for industrial environments
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or automation technician to ensure compliance with safety standards.
Applications
- Industrial automation control systems
- Safety control wiring in manufacturing plants
- Machine safety and control panel wiring
Standards & Compliance
- AS/NZS 4801 – Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
Environmental Benefits
- Durable design reduces need for frequent replacements, minimizing waste
- Supports efficient and safe industrial automation, reducing energy waste
Warranty Information
Standard manufacturer warranty applies. Typically 1 year against manufacturing defects.
Available Now
The Allen-Bradley ControlLogix Safety Terminal Block 36Pin Screw Clamp is available for immediate purchase. Ideal for industrial automation and safety control applications.
