Current indicator terminal blocks with Push-in connection
Faults or cable interrupts can be clearly identified in the operating state with the new PTTB 2,5-ILA 100 current indicator terminal blocks from Phoenix Contact
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Compact terminal blocks for building installation
The new PTI 16/S Push-in installation terminal blocks from Phoenix Contact can be used to wire building installations easily and without tools in a confined space.
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Narrow bus couplers for compact I/O stations
The modular Inline I/O system product range from Phoenix Contact has now been extended with two new bus couplers: the IL EC BK-PAC bus coupler connects the Inline I/O system to an EtherCAT® controller.
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Visual monitoring of surge protection
In addition to the narrow protective devices in the Termitrab complete product range from Phoenix Contact which are just 3.5 mm wide, versions with an overall width of 6 mm featuring mechanical signalling are also available.
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Active redundancy modules for preventive function monitoring
The new active redundancy modules in the QUINT product range from Phoenix Contact increase the availability of a system through decoupling and monitoring.
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Unassembled cables routed through the control cabinet panel
The new membrane plates and screw connections from Phoenix Contact can be used to reliably and safely route unassembled cables through the control cabinet panel in a space-saving way.
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Assembled M12 power cables for high power
The M12 power cabling from Phoenix Contact offers high power in a compact design.
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Housing for heavy-duty connectors in a space-saving design
For the protection of interfaces in a particularly narrow design, Phoenix Contact is now offering the new Heavycon Standard housing in sizes D15, D25, and D50.
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M12 connector with connection technology for all applications
The M12 connectors for assembly from Phoenix Contact have now been equipped with push-in connection technology.
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Space-saving micro terminal blocks with Push-in connection
For convenient wiring in a confined space and variable mounting options, Phoenix Contact offers the new MP 1,5 micro terminal blocks with Push-in connection technology for the small NS 15 DIN rail.
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New panel feed-through terminal blocks with Push-in spring connection
The PT 4-WE panel feed-through terminal blocks with Push-in spring connection from Phoenix Contact are particularly suitable for current transformers and voltage transducers such as protective devices.
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Intuitive online configuration
The fastest way to an individual solution for users is the new online configurator for PCB connectors from Phoenix Contact.
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High-current feed-through terminal block for up to 232 A
Phoenix Contact is extending its range of powerful high-current feed-through terminal blocks with screw connection
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Surge protection selection made easy
The new “Surge protection for MCR technology” configurator from Phoenix Contact now guides you to a suitable product for the application at hand, with just two clicks.
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Device circuit breaker complies with NEC Class 2
CBMC, the compact multi-channel electronic circuit breakers from Phoenix Contact, are now available with NEC Class 2 approval according to UL 1310.
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Safety relays for new elevator standard
To further improve the already high elevator safety standards, the safety requirements when constructing elevator systems will be tightened in the future.
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The Network Manager minimises configuration effort
With the Network Manager, Phoenix Contact offers a new software solution for the quick and easy start-up of Managed Switches, wireless components, and security appliances.
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New serial device servers and gateways
The new product range of device servers and gateways from Phoenix Contact makes it easy to integrate serial devices in Ethernet-based automation networks.
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Assembled M12 power cables for high power
The M12 power cabling from Phoenix Contact offers high power in a compact design.
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Electronics housings for display units
Phoenix Contact is expanding its range of easy-to-install field housing.
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