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Phoenix Contact part number 1408676 is a COMBIFLAT plug connector designed for industrial automation and control cabinet wiring. It features a 2-position configuration with a 5.2 mm pitch, accommodating rigid or flexible conductors within a cross-section range of 0.08 mm² to 2.5 mm². The unit utilizes push-in spring connection technology for rapid termination without tools. Rated for 800 V nominal voltage and 24 A current, it complies with IEC 61984 standards for non-switchable connectors. The housing is constructed from gray polyamide material, ensuring robust performance in demanding electrical environments.
Verify the specific product datasheet to confirm the exact technical specifications and compliance certifications prior to procurement. Ensure compatibility with mating components and verify that the application environment aligns with the rated voltage and current parameters. Consult official Phoenix Contact documentation for any updates regarding product availability or regional regulatory requirements.
Select this component when a reliable, tool-free connection method is required for low-voltage control circuits. The push-in technology offers faster assembly compared to screw terminals. Ensure the conductor size falls within the specified 0.08 mm² to 2.5 mm² range. Consider the 5.2 mm pitch for space-constrained applications requiring multiple positions.
This component belongs to the COMBIFLAT series of terminal block accessories manufactured by Phoenix Contact. The series is engineered for modular control cabinet construction, providing standardized interfaces for power and signal transmission. These plugs facilitate easy integration with corresponding base units and are widely used in modern industrial automation infrastructure.
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