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Phoenix Contact part number 1411431 is a circular connector adapter from the QPD series, designed for panel feed-through applications. It features a right-angle configuration with an M25 thread specification and supports a current rating of 40A at a voltage of 1.0kV. The unit provides IP69K, IP68, and IP66 ingress protection ratings, ensuring durability in harsh environments. Operating temperatures range from -40°C to 80°C. The contacts are made of copper with silver plating, utilizing a quick-connect termination method on the field side.
Verify that the specific application requires the QPD series right-angle form factor and M25 thread size. Confirm that the 40A current rating and 1.0kV voltage withstand meet the circuit requirements. Ensure compatibility with the intended cable cross-section range of 2.5mm² to 14mm² as specified by the model designation. Check that the operating temperature range of -40°C to 80°C aligns with the environmental conditions of the installation site.
Select this component when a panel-mounted feed-through solution is required rather than a mating connector pair. The QPD series is suitable for applications needing high mechanical stability and superior sealing against dust and water jets. Consider the right-angle geometry for space-constrained layouts where straight-through connectors would exceed depth limits. Verify that the quick-connect termination method matches the available tooling and technician proficiency for efficient assembly.
The QPD series represents Phoenix Contact's line of metric circular connectors engineered for industrial environments. Part 1411431 specifically serves as a feed-through adapter, bridging internal panel wiring with external connections while maintaining seal integrity. This series is characterized by its modular design, allowing for various contact configurations and housing options to suit diverse signal and power distribution needs within automated systems.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for direct replacement.

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