ELFP06110 Terminal Block Plug - Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The ELFP06110 is a 6-position terminal block plug manufactured by Amphenol PCD, designed for screw-based wire termination with 5.00mm pitch spacing. This component features female sockets with 180° free-hanging in-line orientation and is rated for 15A at 300V under UL standards. The part is currently active in production with 1085 units in stock. Substitute parts are identified when equivalent electrical ratings, mechanical compatibility, and termination methods align with the original specification, enabling component interchangeability in applications where form factor or sourcing flexibility is required.

Substiute Parts

ELFP06110

Amphenol PCDIn Stock: 1151ELFP06110 Datasheet

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1755774

Phoenix ContactIn Stock: 13671755774 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution eligibility for the ELFP06110 is determined by the following critical parameters:

• Position Count & Pitch: Both main and substitute parts must maintain 6 positions at 0.197" (5.00mm) pitch to ensure mechanical compatibility with mating headers and PCB layouts.
• Termination Method: Screw-based rising cage clamp termination is required for direct functional equivalence.
• Mounting Configuration: Free-hanging in-line orientation must be preserved.
• Electrical Ratings: Voltage rating of 300V (UL) is a minimum requirement. Current ratings may vary within acceptable industrial ranges (10A–15A) depending on application load.
• Wire Gauge Compatibility: Acceptable wire gauge ranges must overlap or be compatible with 14-26 AWG to support standard industrial wiring practices.
• Compliance & Material: RoHS compliance and UL94 V-0 flammability rating ensure regulatory and safety alignment.

The substitute part 1755774 (Phoenix Contact COMBICON PT) meets these criteria with equivalent pitch, position count, termination style, and compliance certifications, though with a different wire entry angle (90° vs. 180°) and reduced current rating (10A vs. 15A).

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Both the ELFP06110 and 1755774 are active production components with equivalent RoHS and UL94 V-0 compliance certifications. Selection between these parts depends on application-specific requirements:

ELFP06110 (Amphenol PCD) is suitable for applications requiring the full 15A current capacity and 180° wire entry orientation. This configuration supports direct in-line wire routing without angular deflection.

1755774 (Phoenix Contact) is suitable for applications where 10A current capacity is sufficient and 90° wire entry orientation aligns with enclosure or panel layout constraints. This part accommodates wire gauge ranges from 14-28 AWG, providing broader wire compatibility.

Both parts maintain identical pitch spacing, position count, and screw-based termination methodology, ensuring mechanical and functional interchangeability within their respective electrical and geometric constraints.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can 1755774 directly replace ELFP06110 in all applications?

A: Direct replacement is possible only when the application current requirement does not exceed 10A and the 90° wire entry angle is compatible with the enclosure layout. The 180° entry angle of the ELFP06110 differs from the 1755774, requiring physical space assessment.

Q: What is the significance of the 5.00mm pitch specification?

A: The 5.00mm pitch determines compatibility with mating headers and PCB connector layouts. Both parts maintain this pitch, ensuring mechanical fit with existing infrastructure.

Q: Are there wire gauge limitations when substituting?

A: The ELFP06110 accepts 14-26 AWG wire, while the 1755774 accepts 14-28 AWG. Both support standard industrial wire gauges; however, wire selection must remain within the specified range for each part.

Q: What does the screw-rising cage clamp termination method provide?

A: This termination style allows secure wire insertion and removal without soldering, enabling field-level maintenance and reconfiguration. Both parts employ this identical method.

Q: How do RoHS and UL94 V-0 certifications affect substitution?

A: Both certifications confirm compliance with environmental and flammability standards required in regulated industries. Both parts meet these standards, supporting substitution in applications with these regulatory requirements.

Q: What is the difference between 180° and 90° wire entry orientation?

A: Wire entry angle determines the physical direction of wire approach to the connector. 180° (straight in-line) and 90° (right-angle) configurations require different enclosure mounting geometries and cannot be interchanged without mechanical redesign.