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The Phoenix Contact 1400882 is a COMBICON S series PCB header designed for surface mount technology integration. It features an 8-position configuration with a 5.08 mm pitch and a single row of contacts. The component utilizes a screwable flange mechanism to provide superior mechanical stability during operation. Constructed from polyamide insulation material, it meets UL 94 V-0 flame retardancy standards and complies with EU RoHS directives. The header supports wave soldering processes and includes tin-plated contacts for reliable electrical connection.
Verify the specific part number against official Phoenix Contact documentation to confirm compatibility with mating connectors such as the MSTB or MSTBT series. Ensure that the selected variant matches the required pitch and position count for your PCB layout. Cross-reference technical datasheets for thermal and electrical ratings before finalizing procurement decisions.
Select this component when surface mount integration is required alongside high mechanical stability. The screwable flange feature distinguishes it from standard pin strips, offering enhanced retention for mating connectors. Verify that the 5.08 mm pitch aligns with your board design constraints and that the housing material meets your environmental compliance requirements.
This component belongs to the COMBICON Connectors S product line by Phoenix Contact. It serves as a PCB header within a broader ecosystem of modular connection solutions. The series is characterized by its versatility in supporting multiple connection technologies and its suitability for industrial environments requiring durable and standardized interconnects.
Mating parts include the MSTB 2,5/ 8-STF-5,08 (1778043) and MSTBT 2,5/ 8-STF-5,08 (1804661). These are compatible PCB connectors designed to mate with this header. Verify mechanical fit and electrical specifications before substituting.

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