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Phoenix Contact part number 1704445 is a pluggable terminal block from the ISPC series. It features a 2-position configuration with a pitch of 5.08 mm. The connection method utilizes push-in technology for rapid wire termination. The unit is designed for secure electrical interconnections in control cabinet environments, supporting standard wire gauges compatible with its contact design.
Verify exact specifications against the official Phoenix Contact datasheet before procurement. Confirm that the push-in connection type matches your assembly requirements. Ensure compatibility with existing DIN rail mounting systems and verify insulation voltage ratings for your specific application environment to guarantee safe operation.
Select this component when a compact, tool-free connection solution is required for low-current signal or power distribution. Compare against screw-type alternatives if higher vibration resistance is needed. Ensure the 5.08 mm pitch aligns with your PCB or busbar spacing constraints and verify wire gauge compatibility with the push-in entry points.
This component belongs to the ISPC (Insert Spring Clamp) product family from Phoenix Contact. These terminals are designed for use in modular control systems where quick installation and maintenance are prioritized. The series supports various position counts and colors to facilitate circuit identification and organization within complex electrical architectures.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify cross-references through official Phoenix Contact channels or authorized distributors to ensure functional equivalence regarding pitch, current rating, and connection mechanism.
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