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The Phoenix Contact part number 1405897 corresponds to the QP 1,5/ 1-L GNYE plug component. This single-position terminal block plug features a 5.2 mm pitch and utilizes a quick connection wiring method. It is rated for a nominal voltage of 500 V and a rated current of 17.5 A. The unit supports wire cross-sections ranging from 0.25 mm² to 1.5 mm². Constructed from PA insulation material with a green-yellow color scheme, it complies with IEC 61984 standards for COMBI plugs.
Verify the specific ordering suffix matches the required housing variant. Confirm that the application environment aligns with the specified overvoltage category III and pollution level 3 ratings. Ensure compatibility with the mating base components within the COMBICON series before procurement.
Select this component when a single-position plug with a 5.2 mm pitch is required. The green-yellow coloring indicates its suitability for protective conductor applications. Verify that the circuit load does not exceed the 17.5 A rated current limit at the specified 500 V operating voltage.
This component belongs to the Phoenix Contact COMBICON series, which provides modular connector solutions for industrial automation. The series is designed to facilitate flexible and reliable electrical connections in control cabinets and machinery.
QP 1,5/ 1-L GNYE
No, the product description specifies that this unit comes with a left housing without a safety pin.
The plug supports a maximum wire cross-section of 1.5 mm².

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