The Allen-Bradley 1719-TB8 is an Ex I/O 8 pole screw terminal. This terminal is used to simplify the installation of Allen-Bradley’s 1719 distributed I/O systems. The 1719-TB8 is an accessory that is available for field wiring. This 8-point terminal block is designed to enable the quick connection of various field devices to the front sockets of the Bulletin 1719 I/O modules. Wire connections on the terminal are secured by implementing the side screws. The color of the screw terminal is blue. The 1719-TB8 is not applicable to all I/O modules. The list of compatible I/O modules includes the 1719-CF4H (Ex I/O 4-Channel HART Analog-Configurable), the 1719-OB2 (Ex I/O 2 Point Digital Output 23 Volts), the 1719-OB2L (Ex I/O 2 Point Digital Output 16.5 Volts), and the 1719-ARM (Ex I/O Empty Slot Cover).
1719-TB8
The Ex I/O Chassis Extension Cable has 8 poles and a terminal screw torque of 0.22 to 0.25 N-m. It has an unshielded wire type. The size of the wire is between 0.14 and 1.5 millimeters squared.
ManufacturerRockwell Automation
BrandAllen-Bradley
Part Number/Catalog No.1719-TB8
Product LineBulletin 1719 Ex I/O module
Module TypeTerminal Block Module
Poles8
Terminal screw torque0.22 to 0.25 N-m
Wire typeUnshielded
Wire size0.14 to 1.5 millimeters squared
Input Holes1 to 8
Dimensions1.6 x 0.6 x 0.4 inches
To prevent users from making a mistake and installing this terminal to an unsuitable module, the coding pins are applied. This securing accessory is pushed into the grooves visible from the front side of sockets on the I/O modules. This is a simple way to implement an exclusive assignment between I/O modules and their belonging screw terminal blocks. The dimensions of this 8-pin terminal are 40.9 millimeters by 15.3 millimeters by 11.1 millimeters (1.61 inches by 0.60 inches by 0.44 inches). The 1719-TB8 is connected or detached in a simple manner for the easy commissioning and maintenance of distributed I/O systems. Through these blocks, ground wires are connected, so these screw terminal blocks play a really important role when it comes to personal safety and equipment safety. The input holes on the terminal are clearly marked with numbers from 1 to 8.