The new termination carriers from Phoenix Contact are universal solutions for fast, error-free connections between standard interfaces and a process control system. The signal connection is made using standardised system cables via plug & play
With the M17 compact series of round plug connectors, Phoenix Contact has reduced the size of its standard connectors. The diameter of the cable connector was reduced by 2.6 mm to 18.7 mm; the total length was also reduced, resulting in the connector being reduced overall in size by about 15 percent.
Phoenix Contact has expanded its HMI product line to include a new performance class: the TP 5000 series. In addition to the high-performance Intel® Atom™ 1.6 GHz CPU, these devices set themselves apart as a result of their wealth of functions.
With its PLA 5 and PLH 5 PC terminal blocks, Phoenix Contact expands its series of conductor connections for high-current applications that do not require any tools.
With the new Multiport distribution concept, Phoenix Contact facilitates interference-free data cabling using Profinet or Ethernet in industrial environments.
Phoenix Contact is expanding its product portfolio for electric mobility with its new AC charging plug connectors for electric vehicles.
Monitoring safe shutdowns and the movement of drive components is now even easier with the PSR Motionstop safety module from Phoenix Contact.
A redundant control system for Profinet can be created with the new RFC 460R PN 3TX high-performance controller from Phoenix Contact. This makes it possible to reduce system shutdowns and prevent dangerous situations, for example, in tunnels or airports.
Positioning and motion tasks are used in almost every application – for instance in woodworking, textile, and printing machines. This is the reason that the Axioline I/O system from Phoenix Contact has been expanded to include the AXL SSI 1/AO 1 module for position detection.
The new Radioline wireless system from Phoenix Contact is specifically designed for wireless signal transmission at large facilities. I/O mapping is one special feature that distributes signals from up to 250 stations within the system without any software.
The modular Inline I/O system has been expanded to include a new communication terminal.
Phoenix Contact offers three terminal block types for the distribution, measurement, and switching of energy.
