SEARCH
— IC芯片 | 连接器 | 传感器 | 被动器件 —
Phoenix Contact part number 1408704 is a COMBICON series PCB terminal block designed for secure electrical connections on printed circuit boards. It features a 2-pole configuration with a standard 5.0 mm pitch to accommodate various wire gauges. The unit utilizes a push-in spring connection mechanism, enabling rapid tool-free installation and reliable termination of conductors without the need for screwdrivers. Constructed from flame-retardant polyamide (PA) insulation rated UL 94 V-0, it ensures safety in industrial environments. The component supports rigid and flexible wires up to 2.5 mm², providing a robust interface for signal and power distribution in control cabinets and automation systems.
Verify the specific product variant against official Phoenix Contact documentation to ensure compatibility with your system requirements. Confirm that the push-in connection mechanism aligns with your assembly processes. Check technical datasheets for precise current ratings and voltage classifications relevant to your operational environment. Ensure compliance with local safety regulations and industry standards before deployment.
Select this component based on the required pole count and pitch specifications for your PCB layout. Evaluate the conductor cross-section range to match your wiring gauge needs. Consider the environmental conditions, such as temperature and flammability requirements, to ensure the material properties are suitable. Verify that the push-in connection method fits your assembly capabilities and maintenance preferences.
This component belongs to the COMBICON series, a widely used line of PCB terminal blocks by Phoenix Contact. The series offers modular solutions for various electrical connection needs in industrial settings. Part 1408704 specifically addresses applications requiring reliable, high-density connections with simplified installation procedures, fitting into broader automation and control system architectures.
Consult official Phoenix Contact substitution guides for verified compatible alternatives. Ensure any replacement maintains identical pitch, pole count, and connection type to preserve mechanical and electrical integrity within the existing assembly.

Learn what a battery BMS does, how protection differs from charging, and which pack specifications to check when sourcing BMS components through ChipApex.
Read More
TOKYO — Global leading semiconductor and power electronic components manufacturer Renesas Electronics officially issued a new price adjustment notice in early September 2026, confirming…
Read More
Vishay Intertechnology, Inc., a global leader in discrete semiconductors and passive electronic components, has officially announced a price adjustment for its Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistors…
Read More
See how a MEMS gyroscope measures angular rate, why its angle estimate drifts, and which range, noise, interface and temperature specs to compare.
Read MoreLatest updates from leading semiconductor manufacturers: Wolfspeed launches new SiC modules, AMD reveals MI430X with HBM4, TSMC eyes third Japan fab, and Samsung samples…
Read MoreA digital-to-analog converter (DAC) turns a digital number into an analog voltage or current. It lets a controller set a physical output, such as…
Read More
Find out when a bare shock switch needs a pull resistor, when an MCU internal pull-up is enough, and why sensor modules and piezo…
Read More
In the world of electronics, memory components play a critical role in system performance—and DRAM (Dynamic Random-Access Memory) is one of the most widely…
Read More
Learn why PTC resistance rises with temperature, how it differs from NTC, and which ratings matter for sensing and protection.
Read MoreRecently, global semiconductor manufacturers have been constantly making moves in aspects such as technological cooperation, product manufacturing processes, and market layout, demonstrating the rapid…
Read More
Monolithic Power Systems (MPS), a global leader in analog and mixed-signal semiconductors, has notified its distribution partners of an upcoming price increase for selected…
Read More
Choose tactile switches by operating force, travel, actuator height, footprint and lifetime. Check debounce, sealing and the assembled button mechanism.
Read More