Weidmüller 995014 Terminal Block - Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The Weidmüller 995014 is a 16-position wire-to-board terminal block with 5mm pitch, designed for horizontal mounting through PCB holes. This component belongs to the Omnimate LP series and features screw-clamping wire termination with side interlocking. The part is classified as obsolete, making identification of functionally equivalent alternatives essential for ongoing system maintenance and new design implementations where this series is no longer available.

Substiute Parts

995014

WeidmüllerIn Stock: 980995014 Datasheet

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1935307

Phoenix ContactIn Stock: 11181935307 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution eligibility for the Weidmüller 995014 is determined by the following critical parameters:

• Position count and pitch: Must be 16 positions at 0.197" (5.00mm) spacing to ensure PCB footprint compatibility
• Mating orientation and mounting: Must be horizontal with board orientation and through-hole mounting for mechanical fit
• Electrical ratings: Current and voltage ratings must meet or exceed 15 A and 300 V respectively
• Wire termination method: Screw-based clamping is required for functional compatibility
• Wire gauge compatibility: Must accept 12-26 AWG conductors
• Side interlocking feature: Required for mechanical stability and proper positioning

The Phoenix Contact 1935307 meets these substitution criteria across all critical parameters, making it a direct functional equivalent despite differences in screw specifications and housing color.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

The Phoenix Contact 1935307 is the qualified substitute for the Weidmüller 995014. Selection should be based on the following factors:

Product Status: The Weidmüller 995014 is obsolete, while the Phoenix Contact 1935307 is active and currently manufactured. For new designs or ongoing procurement, the Phoenix Contact part ensures supply chain continuity and access to current manufacturing batches.

Electrical Performance: The Phoenix Contact 1935307 provides superior current handling at 18 A compared to the original 15 A specification, while maintaining identical 300 V voltage rating and 12-26 AWG wire gauge compatibility. This represents an upgrade in electrical capacity.

Compliance Status: The Phoenix Contact 1935307 is ROHS3 compliant and REACH affected, providing regulatory alignment with current environmental standards. The original Weidmüller part carries no applicable RoHS or REACH status due to its obsolete classification.

Mechanical Compatibility: Both parts share identical pitch, position count, mating orientation, and through-hole mounting, ensuring direct PCB footprint compatibility. The side interlocking feature is present in both designs.

Screw Specification Variance: The substitute uses M2.6 screws with lower torque specification (0.35-0.4 Nm) compared to the original M3 screws (0.5-0.6 Nm). This difference reflects design optimization in the newer Phoenix Contact series and does not impact functional substitution.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can the Phoenix Contact 1935307 be used as a direct replacement for the Weidmüller 995014 in existing assemblies?

A: Yes. Both parts share identical PCB footprints, pitch, position count, and mounting orientation. The electrical and wire gauge specifications of the Phoenix Contact part meet or exceed the original requirements.

Q: What is the significance of the different screw thread sizes (M3 vs. M2.6)?

A: The screw thread difference reflects design evolution between product generations. The M2.6 specification in the Phoenix Contact part is optimized for the housing material and clamping mechanism used in the COMBICON PT series. Both designs provide equivalent clamping force for the specified wire gauge range.

Q: Are there any compatibility issues with the different torque specifications?

A: No. The torque specifications (0.5-0.6 Nm for M3 versus 0.35-0.4 Nm for M2.6) are calibrated to the respective screw designs and housing materials. Each specification ensures proper clamping without over-tightening or under-clamping.

Q: Why is the Phoenix Contact part listed as ROHS3 compliant while the Weidmüller part shows "Not applicable"?

A: The Weidmüller 995014 is classified as obsolete and predates current RoHS compliance documentation requirements. The Phoenix Contact 1935307 is an active product manufactured under current environmental standards and carries full ROHS3 compliance certification.

Q: Does the higher current rating (18 A vs. 15 A) of the Phoenix Contact part affect compatibility?

A: No. A higher current rating represents improved electrical capacity and does not create compatibility issues. Systems designed for 15 A operation will function correctly with a component rated for 18 A.

Q: What packaging differences exist between these parts?

A: The Weidmüller 995014 is listed with no specified packaging designation, while the Phoenix Contact 1935307 is supplied in bulk packaging. Confirm packaging requirements with your procurement specifications.