Phoenix Contact has recently added a new battery to the QUINT UPS-IQ line. The valve regulated lead-acid (VRLA) battery can operate under extreme temperature shifts ranging anywhere from -40 to 60 degrees Celsius, as compared to the 0 to 40-degree range of the original VRLA battery. This new feature allows the battery to operate effectively in much harsher climates, without the concerns... (read more)
Phoenix Contact has opened its Virtual Technology Center (VTC) to customers. The VTC offers a hands-on training experience from the convenience of the customer’s location, by providing remote access and the availability and control of physical hardware at the company’s Middletown, Pa., location.
Phoenix Contact offers classes every month for different applications. Ses... (read more)
Phoenix Contact unveils solar carport for electric vehicles
Middletown, Pa. – Phoenix Contact today unveiled its new solar charging port for electric vehicles (EVs) at its headquarters on 586 Fulling Mill Rd., Middletown, Pa. The unveiling took place as part of the company’s Earth Day activities.
Almost entirely student-designed and built, the char... (read more)
Phoenix Contact’s new EMpro measuring devices detect, monitor and analyze electrical characteristics, such as voltage, current, power, consumption, harmonics and network asymmetries, of machines and systems.
This data can help engineers make informed decisions about the energy consumption and energy quality of their system. This can lower electrical costs, minimize do... (read more)
With functionality that's one step above a safety relay and one step below a safety-rated PLC, the PSR-TRISAFE safety controller is ideal for applications using multiple standard safety relations or for applications that need advanced or unique safety functionality. (read more)
The Quint UPS-IQ uses Phoenix Contact's newly developed IQ technology to increase system availability. The rail-mounted uninterruptible power supply (UPS) monitors a scalable battery solution and provides the user with critical data. (read more)
Phoenix Contact's new modular safety controller makes it easy to expand I/O in a safety circuit. The PSR-TRISAFE/M (for modular) connects up to 10 safe digital I/O modules, thanks to a T-bus system. (read more)
Phoenix Contact's UT series of screw-clamp terminal blocks now comes in a space-saving, three-level version. The UT 2.5-3L accepts solid, stranded or ferruled wires with 26-12 AWG. (read more)
Phoenix Contact's newest test disconnect terminal blocks save space in the control cabinet while increasing safety and reducing assembly time. The UTME 4 series features pluggable COMBI connectors in a compact 4 mm2 profile. (read more)
Phoenix Contact now offers a halogen-free version of its wire duct product for use in high foot traffic areas. In addition, new rivets, riveting tools and a hand-held wire duct cutter make the wire duct easier to install. (read more)
Phoenix Contact's new line of Intrinsic Safety signal isolators link control and field level devices in hazardous locations to the safe area. The 12.5 mm-wide MACX Analog Ex product range comprises one- and two-channel intrinsically safe isolators. (read more)
Phoenix Contact's new high-flex M12 cordsets can flex up to 15 million bend-cycles. The sensor/actuator cables meet the rigorous demands of robotics, motion and C-track installations, where cables need torosional and bending strength beyond standard PUR cable material. (read more)
Phoenix Contact introduces Marking Box, a bundled marking system comprising two printers (Thermomark Card and Thermomark Roll) and a pre-loaded laptop computer. The Marking Box system allows the user to print a wide range of labels and markers for all products in and around the industrial control cabinet. (read more)
Phoenix Contact's new Quint Diode power supplies are designed for redundant applications that require isolation and N+1 redundancy. Versions are available for use in both 12-24 V DC and 48 V DC operations. (read more)
Phoenix Contact's Valueline industrial PC product range now includes the VL BPC MINI, a miniature embedded box PC. The first model available is a wide-temperature version that operates between -40 C and +65 degrees Celsius (-40 to 149 F). (read more)
Phoenix Contact introduces open-style ring screw (RSC) and ring bolt (RBO) lug connection terminals, designed to replace traditional barrier blocks. (read more)
Phoenix Contact has expanded its range of safety process relays. The PSR-FSP2/2x1 and PSR-FSP/2x1 process safety relays are safe interposing relays specifically designed to operate with fail-safe controls in process applications. (read more)
Phoenix Contact's PTSM (Print Terminal Spring Termination) and PTPM (Print Terminal Insulation Piercing) miniature PCB connectors deliver reliable, compact technology. Their flat design and small pitch make them especially useful in situations with space limitations. (read more)
Preventing the next Stuxnet-like attack on the control world might be impossible, but operators can mitigate the effects and contain worms and viruses through early detection. (read more)
Easily configurable transducer for potentiometer
Phoenix Contact's MINI Analog transducer for potentiometers can convert and isolate an analog signal from the 0 to 100 kOhm range. (read more)
Phoenix Contact's CONTACTRON family of solid-state contactors now includes reversing and non-reversing contactors in a variety of amperages. The contactors can activate or reverse 1- to 18.5 kW-powered motors without wear or noise. (read more)
The new VAL-MS-T1/T2 lightning arresters from Phoenix Contact offer a higher level of surge protection in an affordable package. (read more)
Phoenix Contact introduces a new industrial WLAN 802.11a/b/g/n radio for high-speed wireless Ethernet communications. The FL WLAN 5101 offers high-speed wireless networking up to 300 Megabits per second (Mbps), meeting the needs of the most bandwidth-demanding applications such as IP-based video surveillance, plant networking and mobile operator access for programming and maintenance. (read more)
Phoenix Contact now offers wire ties and accessories to complement its Cabinet add-on and TOOL fox cable management product range. Cable ties are available in a wide variety of options, including stainless steel, UV-resistant, heat-resistant and identifiable ties. Bases, rivets and loops round out the offering. (read more)
CRIMPFOX: manual crimping pliers for secure crimping of all types of contacts and connectors (read more)
Phoenix Contact’s new Contactron Electronic Motor Manager (EMM) precisely monitors the effective power consumed by motors. The EMM uses this data to analyze errors and provide early warning to the controller, helping to increase system availability. (read more)
Phoenix Contact’s new Cable Entry System (CES) makes it possible to pass pre-wired cables through an enclosure wall without cutting the terminated connector end. This maintains the integrity, warranty and approvals of the pre-wired cable. CES features a wide selection of cable grommets that fit around nearly any type of cable before mounting to the enclosure wall. (read more)
Improve system availability and signal quality!
Phoenix Contact has introduced PT-IQ: an intelligent MCR surge protection device with multi-stage remote monitoring. It provides proactive functional monitoring for signal interface surge protection devices. (read more)
Phoenix Contact has introduced capacitor-based dual-layer batteries for its QUINT UPS-IQ line. Like the lithium-ion battery introduced earlier this year, the capacitor battery has a longer lifespan and wider temperature range than the UPS’s original valve-regulated lead acid (VRLA) battery. (read more)
Phoenix Contact’s new SafetyBridge technology makes it possible to distribute safe I/O modules in a network without the need for a safety controller.
SafetyBridge technology allows the input and output modules to exchange safety-related signals with one another. (read more)
Phoenix Contact has introduced several new versions of the FL mGuard industrial security devices. With upgraded hardware and advanced configuration options, the mGuard RS2000 and RS4000 can provide defense-in-depth cyber security in more critical applications. (read more)
Phoenix Contact's new ILC 1x1 compact controllers make advanced control options available for small- to medium-sized systems. The ILC 1x1 series is the latest controller in the ILC family. (read more)
Phoenix Contact's Quint SFB power supply line now includes DC-DC converters. The new DC-DC converters can boost voltage over long wire runs, regulate battery voltage output and isolate ground loops. (read more)
Phoenix Contact's new line of signal and data plug connectors is designed for use outdoors. The M12 Outdoor product line guarantees dependable connections and a high level of reliability even at temperatures between -40 and +105 degrees Celsius. (read more)
Phoenix Contact's new range of narrow single-function timer relays saves valuable cabinet space. The ETD-BL relays' housings measure just 6.2 mm, up to 70 percent narrower than conventional timer relays (read more)
A lithium-ion-based battery is now available for Phoenix Contact's Quint UPS-IQ line. The new battery's longer lifespan and extended temperature range minimize the need for frequent battery replacement. (read more)
Phoenix Contact's Quint UPS-IQ is now available for 120 V AC/240 V AC applications. Like the other Quint IQ models, the new version uses intelligent battery management to provide advanced diagnostics. (read more)
Optional shorting kits are now available for Phoenix Contact's popular RBO 5/RSC 5 modular feed-through terminals. The Carrier 35-13 Kit and Carrier F-13 Kit provide short-circuit capability for current transformer (CT) applications using the terminal blocks. (read more)
The new IPC 35 plugs and headers add touch-proof PCB connection to Phoenix Contact's popular PC 35 terminal block system. Like the original PC 35 series, the inverted IPC 35 connectors can carry currents up to 115 Ampere (UL) and cable sizes of up to 2 AWG, the highest specifications currently available. (read more)
Phoenix Contact's PC 5 connector family now comes in a more compact design. The dimensions are 15 percent smaller than the original design, while maintaining the same high-performance data of the original PC 5 connector. (read more)
