Safely and efficiently optimise your wiring system with the 1492-P6PD2E-6RE Feed-Through Terminal Block by Rockwell Automation, featuring push-in connection technology.

The 1492-P6PD2E-6RE unit is a grey push-in terminal block which has a maximum current capacity rating of 13A. The wire size is 26AWG, and the wire strip length is 0.31 in. (8mm). The voltage rating for this block is 300V AC/DC. It has a wide housing temperature range of -60…130°C (-76…266°F). This model is a control power distribution block with 6 red connection points. It can be mounted via a DIN rail for fast, simple installation.

The Bulletin 1492-P Control Power Distribution modules distribute power from switched mode DC power supplies to control circuits.

Pack quantity: 50
Dimensions (W x H x L): 3.5 x 48 x 85.5 mm

Rockwell Automation’s 1492 terminal block family meets recognised international IEC, UL, CSA and ATEX standards, giving you greater protection and reliability for your application.

• Compact size for space-saving
• Simple to use, one-hand, one-second insertion – no retightening needed
• 6 Connection Points
• Terminals located on the front for easy visibility
• Safety is increased with shock prevention from plastic actuators
• Saves wiring time with up to 65% faster installation than screw types when using a ferrule

Terminal blocks are modular components which secure two or more wires together inside an insulated frame. They keep wiring safely and neatly organised, protecting other components in the circuit and minimising risk of electric shock to people working on or near them. Troubleshooting and maintenance is made easy with these devices as the wires can be easily connected or disconnected within the block. Different termination types are also available, such as screw, spring-clamp, and push-in. They are used in a wide range of industrial, commercial, and domestic applications and are known to be a space-saving, cost-efficient type of connector.

A ferrule is a small metal tube component which is placed over a section of stranded wire, usually made of tin-coated copper. The wire can then be compressed by a crimping tool, thereby holding the strands together. It can then be easily and securely pushed into terminal blocks without any tools, much like solid wire, and improves connection integrity.