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This episode concludes the Phoenix Contact “Electrified” podcast, our three-part mobility check series. The series is a supplement to the CharIN Testival & Conference Europe 2026 in Blomberg, Germany, and explores key aspects of e-mobility from various perspectives.
Phoenix Contact is extending its Combicon range with the GSMSTB 2,5 PCB connector. The 45° angled connection direction enables a space-saving cable outlet and simplifies wiring in confined spaces.
With the Clipfix pro series, Phoenix Contact is launching a new generation of modular end brackets. These can be used to securely mount terminal blocks and other components on NS 35 DIN rails.
Phoenix Contact is extending its e-mobility portfolio with a charging connector holder for CCS type 2 charging connectors. The robust holder enables the CCS charging connector to be seated securely on public and commercial DC charging stations.
As the stage for the CharIN Conference held from September 22 to September 25, 2026, the Phoenix Contact headquarters in Blomberg, Germany became the gathering place for an international network dedicated to the further development of charging infrastructure. The international event, which drew more than 350 participants, made it clear that the future of e-mobility extends far beyond the transportation sector and will continue to be developed as an integral part of a connected and sustainable energy system.
Under the slogan “Connect what matters”, Phoenix Contact will showcase technologies and solutions for the electrical and digital world of tomorrow at electronica 2026 in Munich from November 10 to 13. The focus is on high-performance connections for power, data, and signals. They lay the foundation for electrification, digitalization, and more efficient processes in industry, infrastructure, and mobility, thereby making an important contribution to the overarching topic of “Empowering the All Electric Society”.