1586520

Overview

The Phoenix Contact model 1586520 is a PTF PCB connector designed for flexible LED strips. It features a compact form factor to minimize impact on the strip. The connector supports tool-free push-in clamping for rapid assembly and includes locking pins for secure PCB attachment. It accommodates 2-wire power or 4-wire signal and power connections with a rated current of up to 5 A and operates within a temperature range of -30°C to +70°C.

Feature Summary

• Tool-free push-in clamping mechanism enables fast wiring assembly without specialized tools.
• Locking pins ensure firm mechanical connection to the printed circuit board.
• Compact design minimizes physical footprint on flexible LED light strips.

Applications

• Connecting flexible LED light strips to PCBs
• Power supply connections for LED modules
• Signal and power distribution in lighting systems

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific pin count and wire configuration required for your application, as the series offers both 2-wire power and 4-wire signal/power variants. Confirm that the operating temperature range of -30°C to +70°C aligns with your environmental conditions. Ensure compatibility with the target flexible LED strip width and thickness before procurement.

Selection Notes

Select this component when space constraints require a low-profile connector for flexible LED applications. Choose based on the necessary number of poles (2 or 4) and the specific voltage and current requirements of the LED system. The tool-free installation feature makes it suitable for high-volume production environments where assembly speed is critical.

Part Context

This part belongs to the PTF series of PCB connectors from Phoenix Contact. The series is characterized by its compact size and suitability for connecting 8 mm wide flexible LED strips. It represents a solution for reliable electrical connections in lighting applications where minimal profile and easy assembly are prioritized.

Replacement Considerations

No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Users should consult official Phoenix Contact resources for potential alternatives if this specific model is unavailable.