Phoenix Contact PTDA 1.5/4-3.5 Terminal Block Datasheet

This is a PC terminal block PTDA 1,5/ 4-3,5 produced by PHOENIX CONTACT. The rated current is 13.5A, the rated voltage is 200V, the pitch is 3.5mm, the number of positions is 4, the connection type is spring cage conn., the assembly is soldering, the conductor/PCB connection direction is 45°, and the color is green.


Phoenix Contact PTDA 1.5/4-3.5 Terminal Block Datasheet - cover page
Brand
Phoenix Contact
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
5
File format
PDF
File size
136 KB
Published
11 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
PTDA 1
MD5 checksum
559EEFDDC05110592BF82B72BB23AE81

About this manual

The PTDA 1.5/4-3.5 is a 4‑position spring‑cage terminal block with a 3.5 mm pitch, designed for soldering assembly. It supports a nominal current of 13.5 A and a nominal voltage of 200 V, and is supplied in green‑colored housing.

The datasheet provides detailed dimensions, pin spacing, rated surge and working voltages, conductor cross‑section limits, and certification information (CUL, UL). Additional diagrams show drilling plans, derating curves, and mechanical drawings. The product complies with RoHS since February 2006 and is packaged in packs of 50 pieces.

What's inside

  • Technical data
  • Dimensions / positions
  • Pin dimensions
  • Certificates / Approvals
  • Diagrams / Drawings
  • Product notes
  • Packaging information
  • Contact information

Specifications

Nominal current13.5 A
Nominal voltage200 V
Pitch3.5 mm
Number of positions4
Weight per piece0.005138 kg
EAN4046356128971

Frequently asked questions

What is the nominal current of the PTDA 1.5/4-3.5 terminal block?

The nominal current is 13.5 A.

What is the pitch of the PTDA 1.5/4-3.5?

The pitch is 3.5 mm.

How many positions does the PTDA 1.5/4-3.5 have?

It has 4 positions.

What is the weight of each PTDA 1.5/4-3.5 terminal block?

Each piece weighs 0.005138 kg.

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