Phoenix Contact · Remote I/O Module
2701408 is a Phoenix Contact circuit breaker with Rated operational voltage <= 440 V AC; Breaking capacity Icu/Ics Omnidirectional; Enclosure rating IP20 (IEC 60529). It is used in distribution boards, motor protection circuits, panel feeders where the installed unit is matched to the original catalog number and a compact, documented part is required.
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Rated operational voltage<= 440 V AC
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Breaking capacity Icu/IcsOmnidirectional
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Enclosure ratingIP20 (IEC 60529)
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Mounting35 mm DIN rail (IEC 60715)
Specifications
| Electrical |
| Rated operational voltage |
<= 440 V AC |
| Breaking capacity Icu/Ics |
Omnidirectional |
| Frequency |
2.4 GHz |
| Mechanical |
| Weight |
59.2 g |
| Mounting |
35 mm DIN rail (IEC 60715) |
| Enclosure rating |
IP20 (IEC 60529) |
| Environment and compliance |
| Operating temperature |
-25...+60 °C |
| Certifications |
CE, UL, cULus |
Values follow the Phoenix Contact Remote I/O Module specification for this catalog number; parameters not confirmed for this variant are omitted rather than estimated.
Model comparison in the same family
| Phoenix Contact Remote I/O Module variants |
| Catalog number |
Breaking capacity Icu/Ics |
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2701408 (this page) |
Omnidirectional |
| 2701430 |
— |
| 2701439 |
— |
| 2701000 |
Copper |
Before selecting an alternative, confirm its dimensions, terminals and installation requirements in the manufacturer documentation.
Where it sits in the control system
The 2701408 is the device-level element in a Phoenix Contact circuit breaker installation. It receives the field signals and control supply listed above — <= 440 V AC — and switches or conditions the load within the <= 440 V AC ratings shown in the Specifications table. Wiring and protective devices are sized to those same numbers, not to a generic assumption.
Typical installations place it in distribution boards, motor protection circuits, panel feeders, where the unit is matched to the original catalog number and the enclosure provides 35 mm DIN rail (IEC 60715) support. Record the catalog number and revision from the nameplate of the installed unit before specifying a like-for-like spare.
Selection notes for Phoenix Contact 2701408
Phoenix Contact 2701408 — Industrial automation component supplied as a like-for-like replacement, selected by catalog number and published ratings. The figures below are taken from the specification table on this page for catalog number 2701408; verify the catalog number against your bill of materials before requesting a quotation.
- Rated operational voltage: <= 440 V AC — Verify it in the project documentation before confirming the order.
- Breaking capacity Icu/Ics: Omnidirectional — Check this value against the nameplate of the installed unit before ordering.
- Certifications: CE, UL, cULus — Match it to the existing panel and upstream protection.
- Frequency: 2.4 GHz — Record it with the other nameplate data when sourcing a replacement.
Cross-check the ratings above with the installed device before confirming the order.
Common questions about 2701408
Q.Which value is published under certifications for catalog number 2701408?
For 2701408, certifications is given as CE, UL, cULus. Compare it with the nameplate of the installed unit before ordering.
Q.Before ordering 2701408, which weight entry should be checked?
The weight entry quoted above is 59.2 g. Confirm this figure against the unit currently in the panel.
Q.Where can I find the operating temperature data for 2701408?
It is listed in the specification table for Phoenix Contact 2701408 as -25...+60 °C. Use the value as the reference when sourcing a current-production equivalent.
Q.What should I include in an enquiry for 2701408?
Send the full catalog number 2701408, the required quantity and a photo of the nameplate. Stock, lead time and the applicable compliance documents can then be confirmed for Phoenix Contact 2701408.
Q.Can the 2701408 replace the unit currently installed in my panel?
Compare catalog number 2701408 and the ratings above with the nameplate of the installed device. A current-production equivalent is selected by function and electrical rating, not by the label alone.