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The Ilsco PDB-210-3 is a three-pole power distribution block designed for electrical circuit management. It features an aluminum construction with a tin-plated finish to ensure corrosion resistance and reliable conductivity. The unit supports dual-rated line voltage applications up to 600 volts. Line connections accommodate one conductor in the 2-12 AWG range and another in the 6-16 AWG range. Load terminals accept three conductors from the 6-16 AWG range and two from the 4-14 AWG range, providing flexible wiring options for industrial and commercial power distribution systems.
Verify that the specific order matches the PDB-210-3 designation to ensure correct pole count and wire gauge compatibility. Confirm that the application environment aligns with the 600-volt rating and aluminum material specifications. Ensure mounting hardware meets the required stud size standards for secure installation.
Select this component when a three-pole distribution solution is required for mixed conductor sizes. The design accommodates varying line and load wire gauges within specified ranges. Verify that the physical dimensions fit the intended enclosure space and that the tin-plated finish suits the environmental conditions.
This part belongs to the Ilsco PDB series of power distribution blocks. These components are engineered for mechanical connections in electrical systems. The series typically includes various pole counts and current ratings to support different power distribution needs across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers for the PDB-210-3 were not identified in available documentation. Verify compatibility with existing mounting configurations and terminal spacing before considering alternative models.

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