Phoenix Contact, 5.08mm Pitch, MSTBA 2.5/ 5-G-5.08, 5 Way, Right Angle, Pluggable Terminal Block, Header, Through Hole,

The MSTBA connectors from Phoenix Contact are from their COMICON range that is very well known for its simplicity but brilliant quality. These connectors feature multiple connection technologies so you can have maximum versatility to use one header for all applications. Not to mention, these connectors can come either in a right-angle orientation or straight orientations for maximum options. MSTBA connectors feature a closed contour to help ensure the plug-in connector has good stability.

The connectors are 5.08mm pitched, have tin-plated surfaces and are designed to be wave soldered onto PCB's.

This pluggable terminal block facilitates efficient and flexible electrical connections. It features reliable solder termination, enhancing device capabilities while ensuring robust performance for various industrial applications. Its user-friendly design simplifies installation processes and accommodates a wide range of connection technologies.

• 5.08mm pitch for compact wiring solutions
• Right-angle connector design for space-efficient layouts
• Nominal current rating of 12A for high-demand applications
• Rated for voltages up to 400V, ensuring safe operation
• Utilises a single solder pin per potential for straightforward connections
• Made from high-quality materials for durability

• Suitable for automation systems requiring efficient electrical connections
• Ideal for PCB where robust connection reliability is needed
• Employed in various electronic devices with limited space
• Used for interconnecting components in control cabinets
• Applicable in the mechanical industry for effective assembly connections

The maximum current rating is 12A, suitable for substantial loads.

Yes, it is rated for voltages up to 400V, making it suitable for high voltage use.

It utilises a wave soldering method for secure and dependable mounting.

It supports pin connection types, allowing flexible integration into circuits.

Check the specifications, particularly the pitch and current ratings, to confirm compatibility with your setup.