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The Phoenix Contact model 1408525 is a COMBI plug-in connector component designed for electrical signal and power distribution. It features a single-pole configuration with a 5.2 mm pitch, accommodating rigid or flexible conductors within a cross-section range of 0.25 mm² to 1.5 mm². The unit supports a rated voltage of 500 V and a nominal current of 17.5 A, with a rated surge voltage capability of 6 kV. Constructed from PA insulation material with a green-yellow color coding, it utilizes a quick-connect method compliant with IEC 61984 standards.
Verify the specific part number against official Phoenix Contact documentation to confirm compatibility with mating COMBI sockets. Ensure that the selected component meets the required environmental ratings for the intended installation location. Cross-reference technical specifications with system design requirements before procurement.
Select this component based on the requirement for a single-pole connection with a 5.2 mm pitch. Confirm that the conductor cross-section falls within the 0.25 mm² to 1.5 mm² range. Verify that the application environment aligns with the specified overvoltage category and temperature limits.
This component belongs to the Phoenix Contact COMBI series, which provides standardized plug-in connectors for industrial applications. The series ensures interoperability between plugs and sockets, facilitating modular electrical assembly. The specific model represents a left-side plug variant designed for secure integration into DIN rail-mounted terminal blocks.
Direct replacements must match the 5.2 mm pitch, single-pole configuration, and 500 V rating. Verify that alternative components support the same IEC 61984 compliance and quick-connect mechanism to ensure mechanical and electrical interchangeability.

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