The Allen-Bradley 5094-ECR-QTY5 backplane end cap comes with an EtherNet/IP adapter and it is made for the Allen-Bradley FLEX 5000 modules. The end cap is installed on the right side of the terminal base of the host module. The primary purpose of the 5094-ECR-QTY5 backplane end cap is to cover the last fixed terminal base or any uncovered interconnections on the module’s adapter. Failure to install an end cap prior to powering up the system may damage the equipment or cause severe injury to the operators due to electric shock. The end cap is installed on the last terminal base after the users have installed all of the system’s other modules. This module accessory is shipped in a pack of 5 pieces.

When installing the Allen-Bradley 5094-ECR-QTY5 backplane end cap, ensure that it is unlocked. If it is locked, the users must pull the tab until they hear a click. On the last terminal base, make sure to align the interlocking blocks with the backplane end cap. When mounting the system, press the backplane end cap towards the DIN rail. Lastly, push the locking tab until there is a clicking sound to confirm that the end cap is locked in place. It is recommended to confirm that the end cap is installed on the correct FLEX 5000 terminal base before powering it up. The backplane end cap can be purchased or ordered separately from the host module. The 5094-ECR-QTY5 backplane end cap conforms to international certifications such as the c-UL-us, CE, Ex, and C-Tick standards. It has a maximum operating altitude of 6562 feet (2000 meters) and an operating temperature range of 32 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit (0 to 60 degrees Celsius).