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The Phoenix Contact 1400898 is a COMBICON SP-H 2.5/9 plug-in connector designed for industrial signal and power distribution. It features a 9-position configuration with a 5.2 mm pitch, utilizing push-in spring connection technology for rapid wire termination. The component supports rigid conductors up to 4 mm² and flexible conductors up to 2.5 mm², rated for a nominal current of 24 A and a rated voltage of 500 V. Constructed from PA insulation material, it meets IEC 61984 standards and offers high surge voltage resistance of 6 kV, ensuring reliable performance in demanding electrical environments.
Verify the specific order number 1400898 against the latest manufacturer documentation to confirm current production status and availability. Ensure compatibility with mating COMBICON sockets and appropriate housing components for your specific assembly requirements. Check for any regional certification updates or environmental compliance declarations relevant to your deployment location before finalizing procurement decisions.
Select this model when a 9-position plug-in connector with 5.2 mm pitch is required for circuits operating up to 500 V and 24 A. The push-in connection technology is suitable for applications prioritizing assembly speed and maintenance efficiency. Ensure the wire gauge falls within the specified range of 0.08 mm² to 4 mm² for rigid or flexible conductors to guarantee optimal contact pressure and electrical continuity.
This component belongs to the Phoenix Contact COMBICON SP-H series, a family of plug-in connectors designed for PCB and terminal block applications. The SP-H designation indicates a specific height and pitch variant optimized for space-constrained installations. It is part of a broader ecosystem that includes matching housings, couplers, and flange covers to create complete wiring solutions.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific item. Consult the manufacturer's official replacement guide or contact technical support for equivalent alternatives if this part is discontinued or unavailable.
The connector supports rigid wires up to 4 mm² and flexible wires up to 2.5 mm², as specified in the technical data.
Yes, the insulation material meets DIN EN 45545-2 fire protection standards (R22HL 1 - HL 3, R23HL 1 - HL 3, etc.), making it suitable for railway applications.
No, it is a switchless capacity connector compliant with IEC 61984, intended for connection and disconnection only under no-load or no-voltage conditions.

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