Phoenix Contact 3002909

18X1,5-G-FE Distribution Block

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Phoenix Contact 3002909 18X1,5-G-FE Distribution Block — Valve Blocks & Manifolds
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Phoenix Contact 3002909 18X1,5-G-FE Distribution Block — Valve Blocks & Manifolds
Phoenix Contact 3002909 18X1,5-G-FE Distribution Block — Valve Blocks & Manifolds
Phoenix Contact 3002909 18X1,5-G-FE Distribution Block — Valve Blocks & Manifolds

Product Description

The PTFIX 18X1,5-G-FE distribution block is designed for efficient electrical connections, supporting a nominal voltage of 450 V and a nominal current of 17.5 A. The device allows for internal bridging between multiple blocks using the conductor shaft, enhancing flexibility in circuit configurations. The connection method utilized is a push-in type, compatible with conductor cross sections ranging from 0.14 mm² to 2.5 mm².

This distribution block is constructed for adhesive mounting and is presented in a black and yellow color scheme. It features a single row with 18 connections, adhering to IEC 60998-2-2 standards. The operating temperature range spans from -35 °C to 110 °C, while the storage and transport conditions allow for temperatures between -25 °C and 60 °C, with short-term tolerances reaching up to -60 °C to +70 °C.

With a maximum load current of 22 A and total current of 26 A, it is suitable for various industrial applications. The flammability rating according to UL 94 is V0, ensuring compliance with safety regulations. The distribution block is also designed to withstand varying humidity levels from 20% to 90% during operation.

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Updated at: 05-09-2026
Warranty:
12 months
Condition:
New Factory Sealed
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Specifications

Nominal Current
17.5 A
Connection Method
Push-in connection
Cross Section
0.14 mm² - 2.5 mm²
Mounting Type
Adhesive
Color
Black/Yellow
Item number
3002909

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