193-EPB | Allen-Bradley DIN Rail/Panel Adapter for E1 Plus Overload Relay

The 193-EPB is a mounting adapter designed for use with Allen-Bradley E1 Plus overload relays. It enables the secure installation of these relays onto either DIN rails or control panel surfaces. This flexibility makes it easier to adapt to different cabinet designs. The adapter ensures that overload protection components remain stable and aligned. It improves the convenience and safety of relay mounting in automation systems. Its construction supports long-term reliability.

The 193-EPB is compatible with E1 Plus overload relay series, including 193-ED1xB, 193-EExB, 193S-EExB, 193-EExZ, and even legacy 592-EExT models. This wide compatibility ensures that one mounting solution works across multiple overload families. Users don’t need separate hardware for each relay type. The adapter ensures proper mechanical alignment and support for these devices. It simplifies spare parts inventory and system upgrades.

Yes, the 193-EPB is constructed from high-impact, heat-resistant industrial-grade polymer. This ensures long service life even in hot or vibration-prone environments. The adapter resists cracking, deformation, and electrical degradation. Its materials are chosen for chemical resistance and mechanical strength. This durability is important in high-duty cycle applications. The construction aligns with Allen-Bradley’s quality assurance standards.

Absolutely. The adapter is designed for simple one-person installation. The DIN rail clip allows fast snap-on mounting, while screw holes support secure placement when panel-mounted. No special tools are required beyond a screwdriver. Visual alignment guides make installation straightforward. Its lightweight form minimizes fatigue during repeated installations. It’s optimized for technician convenience.

No, the Allen-Bradley 193-EPB was discontinued on July 31, 2021, and is no longer available for purchase through official Rockwell Automation channels. Rockwell advises customers to remove references to this model in new designs. Although legacy stock may be found through surplus suppliers, it is not guaranteed. For long-term projects, using the recommended replacement is highly advised. Transitioning to an active product ensures access to documentation, compliance, and support. Rockwell has published a direct replacement to simplify this migration.