Eaton XBATUT10 Partition plate

It is built as an IEC-XB series accessory, so it is sized to Eaton's XB terminal blocks. Partition plates are cut to the block profile they divide, so match the plate to the XB block family you are using rather than assuming it will slot into another manufacturer's block.

The XBATUT10 is a partition plate from Eaton's IEC-XB series of DIN rail terminal blocks. A partition plate drops between adjacent terminal blocks on the rail to separate circuits, giving you an insulating divider where you need electrical separation between groups of terminals rather than a continuous run. It is an accessory piece, not a terminal block itself, so it is ordered alongside the blocks it divides.

Dimensionally it is a thin flat divider: 2 in height with the other two dimensions stated at .1 in and .01 in, and it weighs .0025 lb. In practical terms it adds a fraction of an inch to the stack width on the DIN rail, so budgeting space for several plates in a long terminal run is straightforward.

Order it as Eaton XBATUT10. There is a single model, with no size, color, or packaging options to choose between, so the part number is the whole specification.

Eaton publishes a spec sheet for the XBATUT10, linked from the product information, which is the document to attach to a panel submittal when an engineer wants the manufacturer's own data on the partition plate.

Grey. That matches the standard grey of general purpose XB series terminal block components, so a panel built with grey blocks stays visually consistent when partition plates are inserted.