Product Overview
Murrelektronik 90975 EB 10-DIK 10-Pole Blue Potential Rail Comb Pack
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS). Pack of five pieces with manufacturer instruction sheet. Markings legible: Murrelektronik Art.-No. 90975, Code 66148, Made in Czech Republic; bridge body molded EB 10-DIK.
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Product Overview
Murrelektronik 90975 potential rail jumper bridges distribute common power or signals across 6.2 mm pitch terminal blocks and interface relay modules. Molded with the EB 10-DIK designation, each 10-pole comb connects adjacent positions in a single press without daisy-chained wire jumpers.
Key Features
- 10-pole insertion bridge comb
- 6.2 mm pitch center-to-center spacing
- Insulated blue plastic body with molded EB 10-DIK identifier
- Flat copper alloy prongs for secure spring-clamp or screw-terminal contact
- Pack of 5 complete bridge units
Applications
- Distributing common DC negative or positive supply rails across Murrelektronik MIRO 6.2 series relay modules.
- Bridging control circuits across 6.2 mm terminal strips inside industrial automation panels.
- Makers and bench builders organizing multi-channel relay breakout boards and benchtop power rails.
Frequently Asked Questions
What module series does this jumper bridge fit?
It is designed for 6.2 mm spacing applications, including Murrelektronik MIRO 6.2 interface modules and compatible terminal block families such as the Phoenix Contact DIK series.
Can non-adjacent positions be skipped?
Yes. Intermediate contact prongs can be clipped off to skip select terminals while maintaining a common circuit across the remaining positions.
What is the relationship between part number 90975 and EB 10-DIK?
Murrelektronik distributes this 10-pole 6.2 mm insertion bridge comb under Art.-No. 90975 as a 5-piece factory package, with the bridge body bearing the EB 10-DIK identifier.
A clean common rail is the difference between a tidy control cabinet and a rat's nest of daisy-chained jumpers. Snap these across your relay bank and let the bus bar do the work.
