With a width of 5.2 mm, Phoenix Contact’s compact PTB 2,5 three-level terminal blocks provide high flexibility when wiring emergency lighting. In commercial buildings, standard lighting is often also used as emergency lighting, which provides flexibility, for example, when modifying building utilisation.
Phoenix Contact’s Heavycon CIF (Connector Installation Frames) mounting frames make it possible to snap Heavycon contact inserts onto a mounting rail quickly.
The new CES cable entry system from Phoenix Contact allows pre-assembled cables to be routed into control cabinets in a safe and space-saving manner.
Phoenix Contact is expanding its M12 flush-type plug connector range with new high pin-count designs for PCB mounting.
Phoenix Contact is enhancing its range of M12 flush-type 1.4404 stainless steel plug connectors for applications with demanding requirements.
The new Radioline wireless system from Phoenix Contact is specifically designed for wireless signal transmission for large sites. I/O mapping is one special feature that distributes signals for up to 250 stations within the system without the need for any programming.
The SHDSL modems from Phoenix Contact can be used to set up doubly redundant communication via the slip ring. Two separate channels transfer data at up to 30 Mbps.
The Axioline real-time I/O system from Phoenix Contact is now available with Sercos-3 bus coupler. Its advantages include short reaction times and synchronised operation.
IQ technology turns Phoenix Contact’s Quint UPS-IQ power supply into an intelligent UPS that provides continuous information about the charging state, remaining runtime, and lifespan of its energy storage devices, therefore maximising system availability. A new data cable now allows the UPS module to be integrated directly into the automation applications.
In the scope of a long-term technological collaboration, Phoenix Contact, manufacturer of industrial electronics, and Gossen Metrawatt, manufacturer of measuring and testing technology, have jointly developed a product for acquiring energy data. The objective of energy data acquisition is to identify potential for increasing efficiency and therefore helping to calculate costs.
The desire to remotely maintain and monitor machines and installations is continuously growing. The communication via mobile communications/modems can be the perfect solution for many industrial applications
With its industrial WLAN Access Point/Client WLAN 5100, Phoenix Contact presents a new device for wireless communication in accordance with the WLAN standard IEEE 802.11n.
