Siemens 6ES5497-4UB12 Front Connector
$50.00
The Siemens 6ES5497-4UB12 is a SIMATIC S5 front connector with screw terminals, designed for wiring field signals into S5 I/O modules. It occupies a 2-slot width and provides 42 terminal positions for secure connection of conductors in legacy automation cabinets.
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Description
- Screw Terminations: Secures conductors via mechanical clamping pressure.
- 42 Pins: Provides 42 terminal positions for field wiring.
- 2-Slot Width: Spans two adjacent S5 module positions.
- Removable Design: Allows module swap without rewiring.
- S5 Compatibility: Fits SIMATIC S5 497-series I/O modules.
Documentation
No documentation is available for this product.
Technical Specifications
| Part Number | 6ES5497-4UB12 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Siemens |
| Type | Front Connector |
| Series | Simatic S5 |
| Number of Pins | 42 |
| Connection Type | Screw Terminals |
| Width | 2 Module Slots |
| Compatibility | SIMATIC S5 |
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Description
The Siemens 6ES5497-4UB12 is a front connector from the SIMATIC S5 497 series, used to terminate field wiring at I/O modules within S5-based controllers. It serves as the physical interface between cabinet wiring and the module front, organizing 42 conductors into a single block that mates to the module face.
Screw terminals secure conductors under mechanical clamping pressure, forming a removable connection point that allows the wiring harness to remain in place when the module behind it is swapped during maintenance. Its 2-slot width spans two adjacent module positions, accommodating wider I/O modules within the S5 system.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 6ES5497-4UB12 connect to?
It connects to SIMATIC S5 I/O modules in the 497 series, serving as the front-side terminal block for field wiring across two module slots.
How many terminals does this front connector provide?
The connector has 42 screw-terminal positions for field conductors, sized to match the I/O density of the wider 2-slot SIMATIC S5 modules it serves.
Can the module behind this connector be replaced without rewiring?
Yes. The front connector unplugs as a unit, so field wiring remains attached while the underlying module is removed, swapped, and reinstalled.
