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The Phoenix Contact part number 1405873 identifies a COMBICON MC 1.5 series PCB socket with 16 poles and a 3.81 mm pitch. It features a single row of male contacts with tin-plated surfaces, designed for wave soldering mounting. The component supports a nominal cross-section of 1.5 mm², carries an 8 A rated current, and withstands a reference voltage of 160 V under overvoltage category III/2 conditions. Mechanical fixation is achieved via threaded brackets, and the housing utilizes a standard plug orientation within the COMBICON MC 1.5 system.
Verify the specific ordering suffix to confirm the exact pin layout and locking style. Ensure compatibility with the mating COMBICON MC 1.5 plugs regarding the required fixing method. Cross-reference the technical datasheet for precise mechanical dimensions and thermal specifications before finalizing the bill of materials.
Select this component when a fixed 16-position connection point is required on a PCB. The 3.81 mm pitch accommodates standard wire gauges up to 1.5 mm². Consider the wave soldering requirement during manufacturing planning. Verify that the 160 V rating aligns with the circuit's operational voltage levels.
This component belongs to the COMBICON MC 1.5 product family, which provides modular connectivity solutions for industrial applications. The series offers various pole counts and fixing options to support flexible system design. It integrates into broader Phoenix Contact connector ecosystems for standardized signal and power routing.
No public substitute part numbers are documented.
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