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DN-QLBAutomationDirect series cross references

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AutomationDirect DN-QLB has 4 recorded cross-reference matches across 4 manufacturers. Research equivalent, alternate or similar parts using the listed candidates, and check their source notes before selecting a replacement.

Series reference — complete ordering code required. These entries identify product families. Match the complete ordering code, electrical ratings, dimensions and operating conditions using current datasheets before choosing a product.

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DN-QLB series references

Recorded alternatives for this lookup direction. Each source may carry conditions or differences.

ALLEN-BRADLEY

1492-SM5x9

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Technical notes

Allen-Bradley 1492-SM5x9 versus AutomationDirect DN-QLB:

PDF page 6, table 1, row 20. Approximate comparable replacement listed by AutomationDirect. Screwless table; Source selection is based on UL wire size, ampacity and voltage; physical size may differ. Legacy identifiers retained exactly, without inventing longer ordering suffixes. Published research candidate, not an approved drop-in replacement. Verify current exact ordering codes, pitch, poles, wire range, electrical ratings, dimensions, PCB footprint, pinout, mounting, mating interfaces, coding, material, approvals and required jumpers/end covers/markers. Accessories and pluggable halves are not assumed interchangeable. A reverse lookup preserves the published relationship, not reverse replacement approval.

Source: AutomationDirect DINnectors terminal block cross-reference guide → (Publication date not printed; retrieved 2026-10-31)
PHOENIX CONTACT

1050004

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Phoenix Contact 1050004 versus AutomationDirect DN-QLB:

PDF page 6, table 2, row 20. Approximate comparable replacement listed by AutomationDirect. Screwless table; Source selection is based on UL wire size, ampacity and voltage; physical size may differ. Legacy identifiers retained exactly, without inventing longer ordering suffixes. Published research candidate, not an approved drop-in replacement. Verify current exact ordering codes, pitch, poles, wire range, electrical ratings, dimensions, PCB footprint, pinout, mounting, mating interfaces, coding, material, approvals and required jumpers/end covers/markers. Accessories and pluggable halves are not assumed interchangeable. A reverse lookup preserves the published relationship, not reverse replacement approval.

Source: AutomationDirect DINnectors terminal block cross-reference guide → (Publication date not printed; retrieved 2026-10-31)
Technical notes
Technical notes

WAGO 209-xxx versus AutomationDirect DN-QLB:

PDF page 6, table 3, row 20. Approximate comparable replacement listed by AutomationDirect. Screwless table; Source selection is based on UL wire size, ampacity and voltage; physical size may differ. Legacy identifiers retained exactly, without inventing longer ordering suffixes. Series/pattern reference only; X/XX and other unspecified pole-count/ordering options remain exactly as printed and must be resolved before selecting a part. Published research candidate, not an approved drop-in replacement. Verify current exact ordering codes, pitch, poles, wire range, electrical ratings, dimensions, PCB footprint, pinout, mounting, mating interfaces, coding, material, approvals and required jumpers/end covers/markers. Accessories and pluggable halves are not assumed interchangeable. A reverse lookup preserves the published relationship, not reverse replacement approval.

Source: AutomationDirect DINnectors terminal block cross-reference guide → (Publication date not printed; retrieved 2026-10-31)
WEIDMULLER

161000

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Technical notes

Weidmuller 161000 versus AutomationDirect DN-QLB:

PDF page 6, table 4, row 20. Approximate comparable replacement listed by AutomationDirect. Screwless table; Source selection is based on UL wire size, ampacity and voltage; physical size may differ. Legacy identifiers retained exactly, without inventing longer ordering suffixes. Published research candidate, not an approved drop-in replacement. Verify current exact ordering codes, pitch, poles, wire range, electrical ratings, dimensions, PCB footprint, pinout, mounting, mating interfaces, coding, material, approvals and required jumpers/end covers/markers. Accessories and pluggable halves are not assumed interchangeable. A reverse lookup preserves the published relationship, not reverse replacement approval.

Source: AutomationDirect DINnectors terminal block cross-reference guide → (Publication date not printed; retrieved 2026-10-31)
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Second-degree candidates

Find additional research candidates through a shared connecting part. Each result is labeled Second-degree candidate · Unverified and shows both recorded source relationships.

Two recorded crosses do not establish a verified equivalent. Compare current specifications, interfaces, ratings, cable requirements and the same PCB footprint or panel fit before substitution. Candidate counts are separate from direct-cross and part totals.

DN-QLB series comparison

These series references are starting points for comparing product families. Select and verify the complete ordering code.

A recorded cross reference does not establish a drop-in replacement. Compare current datasheets, package or mounting dimensions, pinout, electrical ratings and operating conditions for your application. Similar parts can differ in critical specifications.

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AutomationDirect DN-QLB specifications & datasheets

No part-specific datasheet link has been verified in this record. Document-search links are provided to help locate current specifications.

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Source coverage & limitations

Counts describe recorded relationships, not stock, sales, testing or independent qualification. Manufacturer-and-part identities remain separate. Indexing dates do not establish current specifications or availability.

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