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Phoenix Contact part number 1405711 is a COMBICON MC 1,5/ 2-GF PCB socket with a 3.81 mm pitch and two poles. It features male contacts with tin plating for reliable signal transmission. The component utilizes wave soldering mounting technology and includes a screw locking mechanism to secure the mating connector. Designed for industrial environments, it supports a nominal current of 8 A and a reference voltage of 160 V under overvoltage category III conditions.
Verify the specific suffix codes against official Phoenix Contact documentation to confirm pinout orientation and locking mechanism variations. Ensure compatibility with the corresponding COMBICON MC 1,5 series plugs before procurement. Cross-reference the manufacturing date code to verify material specifications and environmental compliance status.
Select this component when a fixed PCB-mounted interface is required for the COMBICON MC 1,5 series. The 3.81 mm pitch accommodates standard signal wiring densities. Verify that the application environment does not exceed the thermal limits defined by the insulation material group and temperature index ratings.
This socket belongs to the COMBICON MC 1,5 product family, designed for modular signal and power distribution. It pairs with matching plugs to create detachable connection points within control panels. The series emphasizes compact spacing and robust mechanical retention for high-density applications.
Direct substitutes include other Phoenix Contact sockets within the same MC 1,5/GF series with identical pole counts and pitch dimensions. Verify that any alternative maintains the same screw locking configuration and contact surface treatment.
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