Phoenix Contact 1880410 Terminal Block Header - Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The Phoenix Contact 1880410 is a 13-position terminal block header with male pins, shrouded on four sides, featuring 0.200" (5.08mm) pitch and 90° right-angle through-hole mounting. This component is classified as obsolete, making identification of active equivalent parts essential for ongoing design support and procurement continuity. The part operates at IEC ratings of 12A/400V and UL ratings of 15A/300V, with press-fit termination and polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) housing.

Substiute Parts

1880410

Phoenix ContactIn Stock: 10421880410 Datasheet

Current PartRFQ

1757352

Phoenix ContactIn Stock: 11781757352 Datasheet

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1827647

Phoenix ContactIn Stock: 12271827647 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution eligibility for the Phoenix Contact 1880410 is determined by the following critical parameters:

• Position Count & Pitch: All substitute parts must maintain 13 positions at 0.200" (5.08mm) pitch
• Header Type & Orientation: Male pins, shrouded (4 side), 90° right-angle configuration required
• Mounting Method: Through-hole mounting maintained across all substitutes
• Electrical Ratings: IEC 12A/400V and UL 15A/300V minimum compliance
• Flammability & Compliance: UL94 V-0 rating and RoHS compliance required

The two identified substitute parts (1757352 and 1827647) meet these core electrical and mechanical parameters while offering active product status and alternative termination methods (solder vs. press-fit).

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Phoenix Contact 1757352 is the primary substitute for the 1880410. Both parts maintain identical electrical ratings (IEC 12A/400V, UL 15A/300V), identical position count and pitch, and equivalent mechanical form factor. The 1757352 is active in production status with ROHS3 compliance. The primary design difference is termination method: the 1757352 uses solder termination versus the original press-fit design. Housing material differs (polyamide vs. polybutylene terephthalate), but both meet UL94 V-0 flammability requirements. Contact tail length is slightly shorter (0.138" vs. 0.165"), requiring PCB layout verification.

Phoenix Contact 1827647 is a secondary substitute with active product status and RoHS compliance. This part maintains the 13-position, 5.08mm pitch configuration and 90° right-angle orientation. However, the IEC voltage rating is reduced to 250V (versus 400V on the original), making it suitable only for applications operating at or below 250V IEC. The part uses solder termination and liquid crystal polymer housing. Contact tail length is significantly shorter (0.102"), requiring PCB design accommodation. UL ratings are not specified for this part.

Selection between 1757352 and 1827647 depends on application voltage requirements and PCB layout constraints. For applications requiring 400V IEC operation, 1757352 is the only viable substitute. For lower-voltage applications (≤250V IEC), both parts are electrically compatible, with selection based on PCB footprint accommodation and termination method preference.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can the 1757352 directly replace the 1880410 on existing PCBs?

A: Electrical compatibility is confirmed. However, the contact tail length differs (0.138" vs. 0.165"), and termination method changes from press-fit to solder. PCB hole sizing and layout must be verified before substitution. The solder termination requires reflow process compatibility assessment.

Q: What is the voltage limitation of the 1827647 substitute?

A: The 1827647 is rated for IEC 250V maximum, compared to the original 1880410 at IEC 400V. This part is suitable only for applications operating at 250V IEC or below. Applications requiring 400V operation must use the 1757352.

Q: Are there differences in housing material between the substitutes?

A: Yes. The original 1880410 uses polybutylene terephthalate (PBT). The 1757352 uses polyamide (PA/nylon), and the 1827647 uses liquid crystal polymer (LCP). All three materials meet UL94 V-0 flammability requirements. Material selection may affect thermal performance and chemical resistance in specific environments.

Q: Why is the 1880410 obsolete if substitutes are available?

A: The 1880410 uses press-fit termination technology, which has been superseded by solder termination in current Phoenix Contact product lines. The substitutes (1757352 and 1827647) represent the active equivalent designs with solder termination, offering improved manufacturing consistency and cost efficiency.

Q: Do the substitutes maintain the same shrouded (4 side) configuration?

A: Yes. Both 1757352 and 1827647 maintain the male pin, shrouded (4 side) header configuration identical to the original 1880410.

Q: What is the impact of different contact tail lengths on PCB design?

A: Contact tail length affects PCB hole depth and component standoff height. The 1757352 tail is 0.027" shorter, and the 1827647 tail is 0.063" shorter than the original. PCB design files must be reviewed to confirm hole sizing and clearance compatibility before substitution.