1118016

Overview

The Phoenix Contact 1118016 is a PCB terminal block designed for secure electrical connections in industrial control environments. It features a nominal current rating of 24 A and supports a rated voltage of 630 V. The device accommodates wire cross-sections ranging from 0.5 mm² to 4 mm², including flexible wires with ferrules up to 2.5 mm². It utilizes a push-in spring connection mechanism for tool-free installation, ensuring rapid and reliable termination without the need for additional crimping tools or screwdrivers.

Feature Summary

• Push-in spring connection technology enables tool-free wiring and quick assembly
• Compact design suitable for high-density mounting on printed circuit boards
• Supports both solid and flexible conductors with ferrule compatibility

Applications

• Industrial automation control panels
• Signal distribution in machinery
• Power supply unit interconnections

Procurement Notes

Verify that the specific order code matches the required pole count and pitch width. Confirm insulation color requirements against project specifications. Ensure compatibility with existing PCB footprint dimensions before procurement. Check for any updated safety certifications relevant to your region's regulatory standards.

Selection Notes

Select this component when space constraints require a low-profile terminal solution. Consider the push-in mechanism for applications requiring frequent maintenance or rapid deployment. Evaluate the current carrying capacity against the maximum load expected in the circuit to ensure safe operation under thermal conditions.

Part Context

This terminal block belongs to Phoenix Contact's standard PCB connector series, widely used in European industrial engineering. It complements other components in the same housing system, allowing for modular expansion. The design adheres to international safety standards for low-voltage distribution systems.

Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes may include models from the same Phoenix Contact series with identical pitch and current ratings. Verify mechanical footprint compatibility before swapping. Alternative brands require careful evaluation of contact force and insulation height differences.