Phoenix Contact 1899883 Terminal Block Header - Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The Phoenix Contact 1899883 is a 6-position terminal block header with male pins, shrouded on 4 sides, featuring 0.197" (5.00mm) pitch and 90° right-angle through-hole mounting. This component is classified as obsolete, making identification of functionally equivalent alternatives 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

1899883

Phoenix ContactIn Stock: 9801899883 Datasheet

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1757514

Phoenix ContactIn Stock: 28421757514 Datasheet

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1836382

Phoenix ContactIn Stock: 12411836382 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution eligibility for the Phoenix Contact 1899883 is determined by the following critical parameters:

• Position Count & Pitch: All substitute parts maintain 6 positions at 0.197" (5.00mm) pitch
• Header Type & Orientation: All alternatives feature male pins, 4-side shrouding, and 90° right-angle configuration
• Mounting Method: All substitutes use through-hole mounting
• Electrical Ratings: All alternatives meet or exceed IEC 12A/400V and UL 15A/300V specifications
• Flammability Compliance: All substitutes maintain UL94 V-0 rating
• RoHS Compliance: All alternatives meet RoHS requirements

The primary differentiators among substitutes are termination style (press-fit versus solder), housing material composition, contact tail length, and product status (active versus obsolete).

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Phoenix Contact 1757514 is the primary active substitute for the obsolete 1899883. Both parts share identical electrical ratings (IEC 12A/400V, UL 15A/300V), pitch, position count, and shrouding configuration. The primary difference is termination method: 1757514 uses solder termination versus the press-fit design of 1899883. Both maintain UL94 V-0 flammability compliance and unlimited moisture sensitivity rating. The 1757514 is actively manufactured and stocked, providing superior long-term availability compared to the obsolete 1899883.

Phoenix Contact 1836382 serves as a secondary substitute with equivalent electrical performance (UL 16A/300V, exceeding the original 15A specification). This part features liquid crystal polymer housing, offering enhanced thermal and chemical resistance compared to PBT. The significantly shorter contact tail length (0.079" versus 0.165") may require PCB layout verification. The 1836382 is actively produced with robust inventory levels.

Both substitutes maintain through-hole mounting, 6-position configuration at 5.00mm pitch, and 90° right-angle orientation. Selection between 1757514 and 1836382 depends on termination method compatibility (solder versus press-fit) and PCB design constraints related to contact tail length.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can the 1899883 be directly replaced with 1757514 or 1836382?

A: Both parts are functionally equivalent in terms of electrical ratings, position count, pitch, and mounting type. However, termination method differs: the original 1899883 uses press-fit termination, while both substitutes use solder termination. PCB design must accommodate solder termination requirements. Contact tail length varies between parts and must be verified against PCB hole depth specifications.

Q: What is the difference between the two substitute parts?

A: The primary differences are housing material (polyamide for 1757514 versus liquid crystal polymer for 1836382) and contact tail length (0.138" versus 0.079"). Both maintain identical electrical ratings and pitch. Material selection affects thermal performance and chemical resistance. Contact tail length impacts PCB compatibility.

Q: Are all three parts RoHS compliant?

A: Yes. The original 1899883 is RoHS Compliant. Both substitutes (1757514 and 1836382) are ROHS3 Compliant, meeting current RoHS requirements.

Q: Does the change from press-fit to solder termination affect electrical performance?

A: No. Both termination methods provide equivalent electrical connectivity and current-carrying capacity. The change affects assembly process and PCB design requirements only.

Q: What is the significance of contact tail length differences?

A: Contact tail length determines how far the pins extend into the PCB. The original 1899883 has 0.165" tails, 1757514 has 0.138" tails, and 1836382 has 0.079" tails. PCB hole depth and via placement must accommodate the selected part's tail length to ensure proper solder joint formation and mechanical stability.

Q: Are there inventory considerations for these parts?

A: The original 1899883 is obsolete with limited remaining stock (937 pcs). Both substitutes are actively manufactured: 1757514 has 2762 pcs in stock, and 1836382 has 1187 pcs in stock. Active production status ensures long-term availability for both substitutes.