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Phoenix Contact part number 1408529 is a fuse holder designed for DIN rail mounting, specifically engineered to accommodate one plug-in fuse. The device supports a rated voltage of up to 690 V and a rated current of 32 A. It is compatible with standard gG/gL type fuses having dimensions of 10 x 38 mm. The unit features a push-in connection method for rapid wiring without tools. Constructed from materials meeting UL 94 V-0 flammability standards, it ensures reliable electrical isolation and mechanical stability in industrial control panels.
Verify the specific fuse class compatibility (gG/gL) and physical dimensions (10x38mm) against your existing fuse inventory. Confirm that the operating voltage does not exceed 690 V AC/DC. Ensure the DIN rail profile matches standard NS 35/7.5 or NS 35/15 specifications for proper mechanical retention during operation.
Select this component when a compact, tool-free solution is required for protecting single-phase circuits with standard cartridge fuses. It is suitable for applications demanding high vibration resistance and quick maintenance access. Consider thermal derating if multiple units are mounted closely together in enclosed spaces without adequate airflow.
This fuse holder belongs to Phoenix Contact's range of DIN rail-mounted protection components. It complements their terminal blocks and relay interfaces by providing essential overcurrent protection directly on the rail. The design aligns with international safety standards for low-voltage switchgear and controlgear assemblies.
Cross-reference with Phoenix Contact part numbers 1408528 or 1408530 for variations in pole count or current rating. Verify mechanical fitment with adjacent modules to ensure sufficient spacing for fuse replacement.
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