Allen Bradley 1734-RTB

This is the installation base for the I/O module. It doesn't have any functions on its own; it's just a wiring board. It doesn't perform any tasks on its own, but all the modules that do the work, such as those handling switch signals and controlling valves, all need to be plugged onto it. Its main task is to neatly connect all the messy wires from the outside to its terminals, and once the module is plugged in, the signals are transmitted. It is the foundation and connection center of the entire I/O system. If you need to set up such a reliable system in your factory, you can contact us. We are a professional supplier. We currently have the original Allen Bradley 1734-RTB in stock and it can be bought at any time.

Product structure

Key features

1.Connecting the wires is so much easier now. You no longer have to stand on tiptoe or tilt your head to tighten the small screws on each module. Now you can comfortably connect all the wires on this RTB, and then simply "snap" the module in place, which is fast and neat.

2.Changing the module is as quick as lightning. This design is simply amazing! If any module breaks, you can simply pull it off the RTB and replace it with a new one. Because the wires are all connected to the "bench" below, not a single wire needs to be moved. It takes less than a minute from start to finish, and the machine will restart.

3.The size is up to you. The RTB comes in several sizes, including 2-hole, 4-hole, and 8-hole versions. Choose the size that suits your module. There's no waste of space, just like buying shoes - it has to fit perfectly.

4.The Allen Bradley 1734-RTB's sturdy and reliable. It securely fastens the module and the wires together. Even if the machine shakes in the factory, the wires in other parts might loosen, but here it's as stable as a mountain. The signal will never be interrupted.

Typical application scenarios

You open an electrical cabinet that is full of stuff. If you use Allen Bradley 1734-RTB, the wiring will definitely be as neat as an army formation during a parade. Finding a wire will be a piece of cake, and it will make you feel good while maintaining it.

For example, in the production lines for bottling cola or packaging potato chips, if they stop, it can result in losses of tens of thousands of dollars. With this technology, just changing a module is as simple as plugging and unplugging a wire, and it doesn't affect the production process at all.

There is a large workshop, and the machines are far away from the main control room. Let's place a small box beside the machines, install it and several modules in it, and then pull a network cable back. In this way, the "soldiers" (sensors) at the distant location can report the situation to the "command center" (PLC) through this "front post" (RTB).

Some old equipment is trying to be upgraded to become automated. The wiring inside is like a spider web. With it, these "spider webs" can be reorganized, giving the entire system a fresh look that is both reliable and aesthetically pleasing.

Product flowchart

Field devices

External cables

Allen Bradley 1734-RTB terminal block

(Internal connection)

POINT I/O module

(Through internal bus)

Communication adapter (such as 1734-AENT)

PLC controller