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Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister IDC34P 34 Pin internal power cable

SKU CH-C7JC-BQNGH

A 34-pin IDC male terminal block for PLC relay breakout and DIN rail mounting

  • 34-pin IDC connector simplifies PLC wiring
  • Male terminal block enables direct relay breakout
  • DIN-rail mounting adapter fits standard control panels
  • New condition ensures reliable industrial connections

Ruth's sister 34-pin power cable

The Ruth's sister IDC34P is a new internal power cable that provides a 34-pin male terminal block for breakout wiring. It functions as a PLC relay terminal adapter and mounts on DIN rail for secure installation. The connector joins ribbon-style wiring to screw-terminal equipment in control cabinets.

For DIN rail PLC and relay wiring

This cable suits installers who need a 34-pin IDC-to-terminal-block interface on DIN rail. It does not serve builds that require a different pin count, a female header, or a non-DIN mounting style. Buyers without IDC ribbon cables or screw-terminal gear should look at other connector types.

Highlights

  • 34-pin IDC connector simplifies PLC wiring
  • Male terminal block enables direct relay breakout
  • DIN-rail mounting adapter fits standard control panels
  • New condition ensures reliable industrial connections

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How many conductors does the 34 pin IDC connector provide for sustained PLC wiring?

The IDC34P supplies 34 conductors through its male terminal block for continuous PLC relay connections.

What heat or noise should I expect when the adapter runs all day on a DIN rail?

The passive terminal block generates no fan noise and negligible heat during continuous DIN rail operation.

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