Four conductors in the smallest of spaces
The PT 2,5/S-QUATTRO four-conductor terminal blocks with Push-in connection from Phoenix Contact are now even smaller and require even less space in the control cabinet.
Topics: Industry, manufacturing
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Knife disconnect terminal blocks with colour-coded disconnect lever
The knife disconnect terminal blocks from Phoenix Contact enable you to detect malfunctions and carry out inspections while the system is de-energised
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New vertical PCB connectors
The new FKCOR/W PCB connectors from Phoenix Contact enable convenient conductor connection orthogonally to the operating direction.
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Modular D-SUB connectors for individual applications
New contact carriers and sleeve housings are now available for the D-SUB connector range from Phoenix Contact. The UL-approved contact inserts for signal, data, and power transmission are suitable for the D-SUB 9, 15, and 25 designs.
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Robust headers with solder anchor
Phoenix Contact is bringing new headers for PCB connectors from the PC 5 series onto the market.
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Y-distributor separates CAT5 and power
A Y-coded interface can transmit both data and power and also reduces the number of cables in the system.
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Orthogonal PCB terminal block for DIN rail devices
Phoenix Contact presents new PCB terminal blocks in the FKDSO 2,5/..L1 and -R1 series.
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Safely handle lightning currents up to 50 kA
The new FLT-SEC-PLUS 264 type 1 lightning current arresters from Phoenix Contact are used in mains supplies with 230/400 volt networks.
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New test adapters for surge protection test device
Two new test adapters are available for the Checkmaster 2 test device.
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Type 1 lightning current arresters without line follow current for a 400/690 V network
The new FLT-SEC-PLUS 440 type 1 lightning current arresters from Phoenix Contact are specifically suitable for industrial and wind energy applications with 400/690 V networks.
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New DC/DC converter for photovoltaic applications
With the new DC/DC converter from Phoenix Contact's Uno Power product range, the control cabinet is supplied directly from the photovoltaic system.
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Thermal transfer printer for mobile use on-site
Phoenix Contact’s Thermomark Prime mobile thermal transfer printer prints labels in card and mat formats for terminal blocks, conductors, cables, devices, and systems exactly where they are needed.
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New mixed module for the Axioline F I/O system
The new digital AXL F DI16/1 DO8/2-2A 2H mixed module immediately extends the I/O system for signal acquisition in the Axioline F control cabinet from Phoenix Contact.
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New switches for high-availability Ethernet/IP networks
The new models of the FL Switch 7000 managed switches from Phoenix Contact now allow the integration of high-availability Ethernet/IP control cells with DLR redundancy in higher-level gigabit structures.
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Failsafe photovoltaic systems thanks to network technology in accordance with IEC 61850
Fault tolerance is a fundamental requirement for energy system networks.
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New security router with maritime approvals
Thanks to the high degree of security and low noise emission, the FL MGuard RS4000 TX/TX VPN-M router is the ideal security appliance for marine automation as well as for onshore and offshore systems.
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Inline I/O system can now be extended for Ex applications
The Inline I/O system from Phoenix Contact can now also be used for the potentially explosive area.
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The Phoenix Contact Group now has an Advisory Board
Family-owned Company Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co. KG, based in Blomberg, Germany, now has an Advisory Board which is on hand to assist the Executive Board in an advisory capacity.
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Phoenix Contact expands its expertise in the area of industrial network technology: Acquisition of Perle Systems Limited, Canada
On August 31, 2016, Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co. KG, Blomberg, concluded a contract for the acquisition of the Canadian network specialist Perle Systems Limited, Toronto.
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Narrow switches for large distances
The particularly narrow Smart Managed Narrow Switches are now available with fiberglass ports for covering medium and large distances.
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