Phoenix Contact GMSTBVA 2.5 6- G- 7,62 Data Sheet/Specifications Manual
Summary
This comprehensive guide provides detailed technical specifications for Phoenix Contact terminal blocks—essential components used in electrical system assemblies and industrial automation setups. The manual details dimensions, performance ratings (e.g., 12A/400V), connection types, and accessories. Ideal for engineers, designers, and maintenance professionals, it ensures compliance information (UL, VDE) and product selection accuracy for reliable power connectivity solutions.
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Extract from the online catalog
GMSTBVA 2,5/ 6-G-7,62 Order No.: 1766819 The figure shows a 10-position version of the product
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Header, Nominal current: 12 A, Nom. voltage: 400 V, Pitch: 7.62 mm, Number of positions: 6, Color: green, Assembly: Soldering
Product notes WEEE/Ro HS-compliant since:
Commercial data 01/01/2003 EAN Pack 50 pcs. Customs tariff Weight/Piece 0.003749 KG
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Catalog page information Page 277 (CC-2009)
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Technical data
Dimensions / positions Length 8.6 mm Pitch 7.62 mm Dimension a 38.1 mm Number of positions Pin dimensions 1 x 1 mm
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Manual Details
| Brand | Phoenix |
|---|---|
| Pages | 5 |
| File Size | 136.72 KB |
| Published | June 05, 2026 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the nominal operating voltage of the GMSTBVA 2,5/ 6-G-7,62?
The nominal voltage (U) is specified as 400 V.
How must this terminal header be assembled?
It requires assembly via soldering.
What accessories are used for coding and marking the block?
You can use SK 7,62/3,8 marker cards and CR-MSTB coding sections.
Are there multiple voltage ratings available for this product line?
Yes, alternative headers are available with nominal voltages of 500 V.