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Allen Bradley 1771-WB 12-Terminal Field Wiring Arm
Allen Bradley 1771-WB 12-Terminal Field Wiring Arm
Manufacturer: Allen-Bradley
Product No.: 1771-WB
Product Type: Field Wiring Arm
Product Origin: USA
Payment: T/T
Weight: 1000g
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months
Product Overview
The Allen-Bradley 1771-WB is a 12-terminal field wiring arm for PLC-5 I/O modules. It plugs onto the front of 1771 series modules to provide screw terminal connection points for field wiring, allowing module replacement without disconnecting wires.
Technical Specs
- Terminals: 12 screw terminals
- Plating: Gold-plated contacts
- Compatibility: 1771 series I/O modules requiring 12-terminal connection
- Type: Swing-arm terminal block
- Platform: PLC-5 / 1771 I/O chassis
Key Features
- Allows module removal and replacement without disturbing field wiring
- Gold-plated terminals ensure reliable, corrosion-resistant connections
- Swing-arm design provides clear access to terminals during installation
- Keyed to prevent incorrect module insertion
FAQ
- Which modules use the 1771-WB? It is used with 1771 I/O modules that require a 12-terminal wiring arm, such as the 1771-QC servo positioning assembly.
- Is the WB tin or gold plated? The 1771-WB features gold-plated terminals; the 1771-WD is the tin-plated equivalent.
- Does it include a fuse? No, the standard WB has no fuses; fused variants like the WHFB include fuse holders.
Installation Guide
- Wire all field devices to the terminals on the wiring arm before installing the module.
- Align the wiring arm with the module connector and press firmly until it latches.
- Swing the arm into its operating position against the module face.
- Verify terminal screws are torqued to specification.
- Label each wire using the provided terminal identification strip.
Selection Tips
- Match the wiring arm to the module: check the module datasheet for the required arm (WA, WB, WC, WD, WG, WH, or WN).
- Choose gold-plated WB for low-level analog or high-reliability applications.
- Order spare arms to minimize downtime during field wiring changes.
