Allen Bradley 193-CB1 DeviceNet Configuration Terminal Connection Cable

Product Overview

The Allen Bradley 193-CB1 functions as a dedicated communication interface cable for the 193-DNCT DeviceNet Configuration Terminal. This specialized cable links the handheld terminal to solid-state overload relays, enabling on-site parameter adjustment, monitoring, and commissioning of motor protection systems. We supply this component as 100% Brand New, ensuring factory-sealed integrity for critical field service and maintenance tasks.

Technical Specifications

Engineering Advantages

• Precision Field Calibration: The 193-CB1 establishes a direct physical link between the 193-DNCT terminal and the overload relay. This connection allows engineers to modify trip settings and reset parameters without taking the entire network offline.

• Error-Free Wiring: The cable utilizes industry-standard color-coded bare leads. This visual identification system prevents cross-wiring during field termination, significantly reducing the risk of short circuits or communication timeouts during commissioning.

• Optimized Portability: At 1 meter in length, the cable provides the ideal balance between reach and cable management. It allows service technicians to operate the handheld terminal comfortably in front of motor control center (MCC) buckets while maintaining a secure connection.

• Robust Signal Shielding: Designed for high-interference environments, the internal conductors resist electromagnetic noise generated by nearby contactors and variable frequency drives (VFDs), ensuring clean data transmission between the relay and the configuration tool.

FAQs

• Is this 193-CB1 cable a generic equivalent or an original product?

  We offer only the 100% Brand New original Allen Bradley 193-CB1. Genuine cables ensure the correct impedance and lead gauge required for the 193-DNCT terminal to communicate without data packets dropping.

• Can I use this cable with other DeviceNet scanners?

  No. Allen Bradley specifically engineered the 193-CB1 for the 193-DNCT handheld configuration terminal. Use with non-compatible devices may damage the terminal interface or the overload relay communication port.

• What should I do if the color-coded leads become frayed?

  To maintain signal integrity, you must ensure clean stripping of the bare leads before inserting them into the terminal blocks. Frayed leads increase resistance and can cause intermittent communication failures.

• Does this cable support permanent installation in an MCC?

  While the 193-CB1 utilizes industrial-grade materials, it primarily serves as a temporary service and configuration tool. For permanent network wiring, use standard DeviceNet thick or thin trunk cables.