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The Phoenix Contact part number 1405867 corresponds to the QP 1,5/ 1-L GNYE plug-in connector. This component is a single-position terminal block plug designed for DIN rail mounting systems. It features a green-yellow color coding and utilizes a quick-connect wiring method suitable for rigid or flexible conductors with cross-sections ranging from 0.25 mm² to 1.5 mm². The device supports a nominal operating voltage of 500 V and a rated current of 17.5 A. It complies with IEC 61984 standards for COMBI plugs and offers an impulse withstand voltage of 6 kV.
Verify the specific ordering suffix to ensure the correct color code and housing configuration match your system requirements. Confirm compatibility with the corresponding COMBI base terminal series before procurement. Check technical datasheets for precise wire stripping lengths and torque specifications if applicable to your assembly tools.
Select this component when a single-position, green-yellow coded plug is required for 500 V applications. Ensure the conductor cross-section falls within the 0.25 mm² to 1.5 mm² range. Verify that the installation environment meets the specified pollution level and overvoltage category ratings.
This part belongs to the QP series of plug-in connectors manufactured by Phoenix Contact. These components are widely used in industrial automation for creating reliable electrical connections on DIN rails. The series is known for its compact design and compliance with international safety standards.
Direct substitutes may include other single-position COMBI plugs with identical pin spacing and current ratings. Verify mechanical dimensions and insulation characteristics before substitution.
The plug supports a maximum wire cross-section of 1.5 mm² for both rigid and flexible conductors.
No, the QP 1,5/ 1-L GNYE model comes with a left housing without a safety pin.

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