Printed circuit board terminal, nominal current: 24 A, rated voltage (III/2): 400 V, nominal cross section: 2.5 mm2, number of rows: 1, number of positions per row: 9, product range: SPTH 1,5, pitch: 5.08 mm, connection method: Push-in spring connection, mounting: Wave soldering, conductor/PCB connection direction: 0 °, color: green, Pin layout: Linear pinning, Solder pin [P]: 3.5 mm, number of solder pins per potential: 1, type of packaging: packed in cardboard
| Nominal voltage UN | Nominal current IN | Cross section AWG | Cross section mm2 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C | ||||
| 250 V | 15 A | 26 - 14 | ||
| Nominal voltage UN | Nominal current IN | Cross section AWG | Cross section mm2 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| F | ||||
| 250 V | 15 A | 26 - 14 | ||
| Nominal voltage UN | Nominal current IN | Cross section AWG | Cross section mm2 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B | ||||
| 300 V | 15 A | 26 - 14 | ||
| D | ||||
| 300 V | 10 A | 26 - 14 | ||
| G | ||||
| 300 V | 15 A | 26 - 14 | ||
What advantages do Push-in PCB terminal blocks offer over screw connections?
Push-in PCB terminal blocks enable quick and convenient wiring. They cut the installation time by up to half. The spring force technology ensures vibration-resistant and maintenance-free connections. Retightening and torque checks are eliminated.
How does Push-in Technology work in connection with PCB terminal blocks?
Push-in Technology is based on a spring-loaded clamp that holds the conductor securely in place. Rigid conductors and conductors with ferrules can be inserted directly without tools. They are released using the color-coded actuating push button. The ... View more
Push-in Technology is based on a spring-loaded clamp that holds the conductor securely in place. Rigid conductors and conductors with ferrules can be inserted directly without tools. They are released using the color-coded actuating push button. The spring ensures constant contact pressure and a solid connection in the long term – even in the event of vibration or temperature changes. COMBICON Push-in terminal blocks are suitable for signals, data, and power.
View lessWhich applications benefit from the TWIN design of the Push-in PCB terminal blocks?
Phoenix Contact offers TWIN variants for space-saving designs with a high degree of flexibility. A standardized design and identical pinning make it possible to switch between connection technologies without any adjustments to the PCB layout or devic... View more
Phoenix Contact offers TWIN variants for space-saving designs with a high degree of flexibility. A standardized design and identical pinning make it possible to switch between connection technologies without any adjustments to the PCB layout or device housing. Typical applications are in control, sensor, and automation technology as well as in embedded systems. The products are used in building and factory automation, the process industry, and in the renewable energy sector.
View lessWhich standards and certifications do COMBICON Push-in PCB terminal blocks meet?
The SPTH 1,5 series of COMBICON Push-in PCB terminal blocks complies with international standards such as IEC/EN 60947-7-4 as well as VDE certifications. It is suitable for industrial devices such as controllers and power supply units, and offers a high level of electrical safety.
Which conductor types and cross-sections can be connected?
The SPTH 1,5 series of PCB terminal blocks uses Push-in spring connection technology. Rigid conductors and flexible conductors with ferrules can be securely connected without tools. They are released using the color-coded actuating push button. Typic... View more
The SPTH 1,5 series of PCB terminal blocks uses Push-in spring connection technology. Rigid conductors and flexible conductors with ferrules can be securely connected without tools. They are released using the color-coded actuating push button. Typical cross-sections range from 0.14 mm2 to 2.5 mm2.
View lessHow do I integrate the SPTH 1,5 into my design?
Phoenix Contact supports the design-in process with CAD data, 3D models, an online configurator, and a sample service.
What advantage does the optimized insertion geometry of the solder pins offer during assembly?
The optimized insertion geometry of the solder pins facilitates precise positioning of the terminal block on the PCB. The pins can be inserted safely and quickly into the holes provided. This simplifies the assembly process and reduces the assembly e... View more
The optimized insertion geometry of the solder pins facilitates precise positioning of the terminal block on the PCB. The pins can be inserted safely and quickly into the holes provided. This simplifies the assembly process and reduces the assembly effort. The result is a reliable electrical connection and more efficient production.
View lessWhich tool do I use to release the conductor?
The preferred release tool is a screwdriver (SZS 0,6X3,5 VDE, 1205053) used in combination with the orange-colored actuating push buttons.
How do I perform a simple electrical test?
The SPTH has a large test opening integrated into the actuating push button on the top. Signals can be picked off with standard test probes up to Ø 2 mm. A matching measuring probe can be found under “Accessories”.... View more
The SPTH has a large test opening integrated into the actuating push button on the top. Signals can be picked off with standard test probes up to Ø 2 mm. A matching measuring probe can be found under “Accessories”.
View lessWhat numbers of positions, color versions, and marking options are available? Which pitches do the PCB terminal blocks come in?
The standard portfolio includes green versions with 2 to 12 positions in a metric pitch of 5.0 mm and an inch pitch of 5.08 mm. Use the configurator for COMBICON PCB terminal blocks to take your individual requirements for the number of positions, co... View more
The standard portfolio includes green versions with 2 to 12 positions in a metric pitch of 5.0 mm and an inch pitch of 5.08 mm. Use the configurator for COMBICON PCB terminal blocks to take your individual requirements for the number of positions, color version, and printing options into account in the design-in process.
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