ControlLogix 1756-TBS6H Spring-Clamp Terminal Block

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Part No. 1756-TBS6H
Type product categories
Condition In Stock
Weight 0.3 pounds (0.1 kilograms)
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12 Month
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Product Overview

The Allen-Bradley 1756-TBS6H is a 36-pin terminal block. It uses a spring-clamp design for secure wire connections. This module is part of the ControlLogix series. It provides a reliable interface for I/O modules. The terminal block is easy to install and maintain. It supports 20 AWG wire size. Its compact size saves space in the cabinet.

allen-bradley 1756-TBS6H Detail

Application Scenarios

This terminal block works in many industrial settings. Use it in manufacturing plants and process control systems. It is ideal for assembly lines and packaging machines. The spring-clamp type handles vibration well. It is perfect for high-speed automation environments. You can also use it in material handling systems.

Technical Specifications

The 1756-TBS6H draws 1,200 milliamps at 5 Volts. It draws 2.5 milliamps at 24 Volts. Maximum power dissipation is 6.19 Watts. Operating temperature ranges from 32 to 140 Fahrenheit. Dimensions are 5.51 x 4.41 x 5.71 inches. The product weighs 0.3 pounds. It has a 36-pin connection type.

allen-bradley 1756-TBS6H Specs

Installation & Maintenance Guide

First, turn off all power to the system. Align the terminal block with the module. Press firmly until it clicks into place. Use a small screwdriver for wire insertion. Insert the wire into the spring-clamp port. Push the screwdriver to release the clamp. Remove the wire and release the clamp. Check connections regularly for tightness. Keep the area clean and dry.

Packing List

The package includes one 1756-TBS6H terminal block. It also includes a quick start guide. No additional mounting hardware is required. The product ships in a protective anti-static bag. All items are new and in original packaging.

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