The new ME-IO housing system from Phoenix Contact expands the electronics housing line to include front connection technology. The modular system, just 18,8 mm wide, can accommodate up to 36 connection terminals. The lock-and-release system makes locking and releasing the plug from the housing system easy as pie.
Integrated push-in connection technology allows conductors to be connected directly, without any extra tools, saving you time when connecting devices. The individual plugs, as well as the complete system, are labelled and processed in accordance with customer requests. To ensure quick, secure communication, the housing system comes equipped with connection technology adjusted to fit both the electronic requirements and the housing system itself.
The new ME-IO housing system is a new addition to the Phoenix Contact line-up, now offering customers an electronic housing system with front connection technology designed to simplify connecting and exchanging devices.
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