Product Details
Product Overview
The Allen-Bradley 5094-RTB32V serves as a critical wiring interface for the FLEX 5000 I/O system. This 32-point removable terminal block (RTB) facilitates rapid installation and maintenance of field wiring for compatible FLEX 5000 digital and analog modules. It supports standard 14-22 AWG copper wire and handles I/O ratings of up to 2 Amps at 32 Volts DC. We supply this item as a 100% Brand New, factory-sealed unit.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Allen-Bradley (Rockwell Automation) |
| Product Line | FLEX 5000 |
| Product Type | Removable Terminal Block (RTB) |
| I/O Rating | 2 Amps at 32 Volts DC |
| Sensor/Actuator Power | 10 Amps at 18-32 Volts DC |
| Wire Size | 14-22 AWG (Copper only) |
| Isolation Voltage | 250 Volts continuous |
| Compatible Base Assembly | 5094-TB32V |
| Compatible Mounting Base | 5094-MB |
| Weight | 0.25 lbs (0.11 kg) |
Engineering Advantages
Rapid Module Replacement
The 5094-RTB32V features a robust removable design that allows technicians to disconnect the entire terminal block from the I/O module without unfastening individual wires. This capability drastically reduces Mean Time To Repair (MTTR) during module swaps or system upgrades, minimizing costly production downtime on the factory floor.
High-Density Wiring Capacity
Engineered for complex automation tasks, this terminal block provides 32 distinct connection points in a compact footprint. It efficiently manages sensor and actuator power distribution, supporting up to 10 Amps at 18-32 Volts DC for auxiliary power, which simplifies the wiring of multiple field devices to a single I/O module.
Secure and Standardized Connections
The RTB accepts standard 14-22 AWG copper wire, ensuring compatibility with common industrial cabling. Its open-style enclosure allows for easy visual inspection of wire seating, while the 250V continuous isolation voltage provides a robust safety barrier between field-side wiring and the internal logic of the FLEX 5000 system.
FAQs
Q: Which mounting base is compatible with the 5094-RTB32V?
A: This removable terminal block is designed to plug directly into the 5094-TB32V terminal base assembly, which mounts onto the 5094-MB mounting base within the FLEX 5000 system.
Q: What is the maximum wire size supported by this terminal block?
A: The 5094-RTB32V accommodates copper wires ranging from 14 AWG to 22 AWG. Using wire outside this range may result in improper seating or connection failures.
Q: Can this terminal block handle sensor and actuator power?
A: Yes. In addition to standard I/O signals, the terminal block supports sensor and actuator power ratings of up to 10 Amps at 18-32 Volts DC, allowing it to power multiple field devices directly.
Q: What is the isolation voltage rating for this component?
A: The terminal block provides a continuous isolation voltage of 250 Volts, protecting the FLEX 5000 backplane and controller from voltage spikes on the field wiring side.
Additional Information
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