1. General Description

2. Product Identification

• Model: 170XTS00801

• Manufacturer: Schneider Electric (Modicon)

• Series: Modicon Momentum (170 Series)

• Type: 2‑row spring terminal busbar (push‑in)

• Termination: Spring clamp (tool‑free)

• Rows: 2 horizontal rows (high density)

• Compatibility: Momentum discrete/analog I/O bases

• Color: Gray

• Weight: ≈ 0.14 kg (0.30 lbs)

• Protection: IP20 (installed)

• Status: Discontinued (Oct 9, 2023) – no direct replacement

• Certifications: CE, UL, CSA, RoHS, CA Prop 65

3. Technical Specifications

3.1 Electrical

• Rated Voltage: 300 VAC

• Rated Current: 15 A per row

• Wire Range: 1 × 2.5 mm² / 2 × 1.5 mm² (solid/stranded copper)

• Wire Gauge: AWG 14–18

• Termination: Tool‑free spring pressure

3.2 Environmental

• Operating Temp: −25 °C to +70 °C

• Storage Temp: −40 °C to +85 °C

• Humidity: 5%–80% RH, non‑condensing

• Vibration: IEC 60068‑2‑6 (5–200 Hz, 1 g)

• Altitude: Up to 1,000 m without derating

• Material: Flame retardant thermoplastic (UL 94 V‑0), tin‑plated brass contacts

4. Key Features

• 2‑Row High‑Density Design: Doubles connection count vs. 1‑row models; ideal for high‑density I/O.

• Tool‑Free Spring Clamp: Fast push‑in wiring; no screwdriver needed.

• Vibration Resistant: Spring force maintains contact under shock/vibration.

• Common Distribution: Centralizes power/ground for Momentum I/O.

• Snap‑On Mounting: Tool‑free attachment to I/O bases.

• Clear Markings: Numbered terminals for error‑free wiring.

5. Applications

• Common power/ground for Momentum distributed I/O (high‑density racks)

• Analog/digital field device connections (multi‑sensor setups)

• Space‑constrained control panels with many I/O points

• Process automation, material handling, packaging machinery

• High‑vibration environments (conveyors, textile machines)

• Retrofit of older Momentum systems requiring more terminals

6. Installation Instructions

1. Power Off: Disconnect all power to the I/O base.

2. Align Busbar: Match 170XTS00801 to base slots.

3. Snap On: Press firmly until fully seated and locked.

4. Prepare Wires: Strip 6–7 mm insulation; solid/stranded copper.

5. Insert Wire: Push wire straight into terminal until fully seated.

6. Verify: Gently tug wire to confirm secure clamping.

7. Label: Mark terminals per wiring diagram.

7. Compatibility List

• Discrete I/O Bases: 170ADI34000, 170ADI35000, 170ADO34000, etc.

• Analog I/O Bases: 170ANR12000, 170ANR22000, etc.

• Software: Unity Pro, Concept

8. Maintenance

• Quarterly Inspection: Check wire seating, discoloration, or cracks.

• Cleaning: Use dry cloth only; avoid solvents.

• Annual Check: In high‑vibration areas, verify wire tightness.

• Replacement: Replace if damaged, corroded, or aged.

9. Safety Instructions

• Install/service only by qualified electrical personnel.

• De‑energize I/O base before wiring or replacement.

• Use copper wire only; do not mix wire sizes in one clamp.

• Do not exceed rated voltage/current.

• Keep terminals dry and free of conductive debris.

• CA Prop 65 Warning: Contains lead; may cause cancer/reproductive harm。

10. Troubleshooting

Intermittent Signal / Loose Connection

• Re‑seat wire; ensure full insertion into spring clamp.

• Check wire strip length (6–7 mm) and no stray strands.

• Verify busbar is fully snapped onto I/O base.

Cannot Insert Wire

• Check for debris/damage in terminal opening.

• Confirm wire gauge is AWG14–18 (1.5–2.5 mm²).

• For stranded wire, ensure no frayed strands.

Busbar Will Not Snap On

• Align with base slots correctly.

• Remove debris from base connectors or busbar.