COMBICON compact

The COMBICON compact series contains PCB connection technology for almost all types of devices in building automation and telecommunications.

COMBICON compact with push-in spring-cage connection


The program includes print terminals and plugs in a pitch of 2.5 mm to 5.0 in direct plug-in systems. A choice between single or double connections exists here, which enables looping of conductors.

The new PTDA series is the highlight of the COMBICON compact spring-cage terminals: Diagonal spring-cage double connection with release button, combined with optional color coding, packaged in an attractive design.

COMBICON compact with push-in spring-cage connection



COMBICON compact with screw connection


COMBICON compact with screw connection
The PT group with its print terminals and plug connectors offers an excellent terminal capacity in a restricted space. A very flexible conductor protection provides maximum ease for connections.

New: The PT 2.5 plug system with up to five plug-in directions and previously unsurpassed flexibility. The patented coding secures four plug-in directions at the same time. Individual printing and color combinations are possible with all terminals of the COMBICON compact series.




COMBICON compact base strips


The pin strips to match the pluggable versions are made of high-temperature resistant material and can therefore also be used in the reflow solder process (THR). Machine-capable Tape-On-Reel packing is available on request.

Thanks to the optional color-coding in many standard colors, error-free installation of the devices to be connected is ensured.

COMBICON compact bse strips



COMBICON compact fiber optic PCB terminal blocks


COMBICON compact fiber optic PCB terminal blocks
The FOPT 2,2-T/R can be aligned without any loss of pitch, allowing polymer fiber optic fibers to be assembled time and cost effectively.

Connecting fiber optics is possible without pretreating the fibers. Due to the direct plug-in system with release button, a high degree of operating ease is reached.




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