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The Phoenix Contact model 1408618 is a data front panel designed for industrial control applications. It features a single D-SUB 9 socket connector integrated into a plastic housing. The unit provides an IP20 protection rating and operates within an ambient temperature range of -10 °C to +60 °C. Rated voltage is 48 V AC/DC with a maximum current capacity of 3 A. Dimensions are 50.7 mm width, 87.5 mm height, and 15 mm depth. The connector utilizes UNC 440 bolts for slot locking.
Verify that the specific part number matches the required connector type and pin configuration before ordering. Confirm compatibility with existing DIN rail or frame mounting systems in the target application. Ensure environmental ratings meet operational requirements. Check for any recent product lifecycle updates or obsolescence notices associated with this component.
Select this component when a pre-assembled data interface with a D-SUB 9 connection is required. Consider the physical dimensions and mounting style relative to available space. Evaluate the rated voltage and current against the intended signal load. Verify that the plastic housing material meets necessary chemical or thermal resistance standards for the environment.
This component belongs to the data front panel series by Phoenix Contact. These units serve as interface elements between field wiring and internal control electronics. They facilitate organized signal routing within compact electrical enclosures. The design supports standardized mounting practices common in industrial automation hardware.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Consult official manufacturer channels for potential alternative models if this specific item is discontinued or unavailable.
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