Phoenix Contact SMSTB Series Angled Wave Soldering PCB Header, 5 Contact(s), 5mm Pitch, 1 Row(s), Shrouded

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RS Stock No.:
521-577
Mfr. Part No.:
1769269
Brand:
Phoenix Contact
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Brand

Phoenix Contact

Series

SMSTB

Pitch

5mm

Number of Contacts

5

Number of Rows

1

Body Orientation

Angled

Shrouded/Unshrouded

Shrouded

Mounting Type

Wave Soldering

COO (Country of Origin):
DE
The Phoenix Contact SMSTB 2.5/5-G PCB header is engineered for superior connectivity and flexibility in electronic device design. This versatile header accommodates up to five positions, allowing for a compact layout while maintaining effective pin connection. With a nominal current capacity of 12 A and a rated voltage of 320 V, it is well-suited for various applications, ensuring both reliability and performance in demanding environments. Its innovative wave soldering mounting method enhances installation efficiency, making it an excellent choice for modern PCB assemblies. Designed in a distinct green hue, this header not only supports robust operational requirements but also aligns with contemporary aesthetic preferences in electronic design.

Designed for compatibility with various connection technologies
Allows for multi-row arrangements on PCBs through angled connections
Offers a linear pin layout for straightforward integration
Constructed with WEEE/RoHS-compliant materials, ensuring environmental sustainability
Lightweight design contributes to overall device efficiency
Provides a reliable locking mechanism, enhancing stability within the assembly
Meets rigorous international standards for quality and performance
Tested for high durability under extreme volumetric conditions

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