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The Phoenix Contact model 1408526 is a COMBICON MC 1.5 series PCB socket designed for wave soldering applications. It features a 3.81 mm pitch and accommodates 5 poles arranged in a single row with a linear pinout. The component utilizes male contacts with a tin surface finish to ensure reliable electrical connections. Rated at 8 A nominal current and 160 V, it supports overvoltage category III/3 standards. Constructed with a green PA housing, the unit includes screw locking mechanisms and threaded flange mounting options for secure installation on printed circuit boards.
Verify that the specific part number matches the required pole count and pitch specifications for your application. Confirm compatibility with wave soldering profiles and check for any updated environmental compliance declarations such as RoHS or WEEE status before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component when a PCB socket with a 3.81 mm pitch and five positions is required. Ensure the mating connector belongs to the COMBICON MC 1.5 series. Verify that the mounting method aligns with wave soldering capabilities and that the mechanical locking requirements are met by the threaded flange design.
This component belongs to the COMBICON Connectors S product line, specifically the IMC 1.5 series. It serves as a PCB socket counterpart to plug connectors within the same family. The design focuses on providing robust interconnection solutions for industrial environments requiring reliable signal and power transmission through standardized modular interfaces.
Compatible substitutes include other Phoenix Contact IMC 1.5/G-3.81 variants with matching pole counts. Ensure replacement parts maintain the same 3.81 mm pitch and wave soldering compatibility. Verify that the contact surface finish and locking mechanism specifications remain identical to preserve system integrity.
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