Phoenix GM/GSM/GK Series PCB Terminal Blocks Selection Guide

Phoenix GM/GSM/GK series products are compact PCB terminal blocks designed for low-power signal and control circuit connections, with a unified pitch of 7.62mm and compatible wire cross-sections mainly covering 1.5mm² and 2.5mm². The series includes diverse terminal types such as screw (ST), spring (STF), grid (G), and grid spring (GF), and offers high-voltage (HV) and heavy-current (HC) enhanced models, suitable for high-density wiring in industrial controllers, sensors, and small automation equipment.

1. Core Model List (With Product Descriptions)

Product Code Product Model Product Description
GMSTB Series (Mainstream 2.5mm² PCB Terminals)    
Screw Terminal (ST) Models    
1767083 GMSTB 2,5/10-ST-7,62 2.5mm² 10-pole screw terminal, 7.62mm pitch, high-density wiring for 10-channel low-power control circuits
1767070 GMSTB 2,5/ 9-ST-7,62 2.5mm² 9-pole screw terminal, stable clamping for 9-channel signal transmission
1767067 GMSTB 2,5/ 8-ST-7,62 2.5mm² 8-pole screw terminal, general-purpose for medium-density PCB wiring
1767054 GMSTB 2,5/ 7-ST-7,62 2.5mm² 7-pole screw terminal, for 7-channel control circuit connection
1767041 GMSTB 2,5/ 6-ST-7,62 2.5mm² 6-pole screw terminal, 7.62mm pitch, cost-effective for standard 6-channel wiring
1766929 GMSTB 2,5/ 6-ST 2.5mm² 6-pole screw terminal (no pitch marked), compatible with universal 7.62mm pitch PCB layouts
1766916 GMSTB 2,5/ 5-ST 2.5mm² 5-pole screw terminal, for small-scale 5-channel signal circuit connection
1767025 GMSTB 2,5/ 4-ST-7,62 2.5mm² 4-pole screw terminal, stable clamping for 4-channel low-power control circuits
1767012 GMSTB 2,5/ 3-ST-7,62 2.5mm² 3-pole screw terminal, for 3-channel signal transmission in compact equipment
1766990 GMSTB 2,5/ 2-ST-7,62 2.5mm² 2-pole screw terminal, basic model for dual-channel low-power circuit connection
1714278 GMSTB 2,5 HCV/ 2-ST-7,62 2.5mm² 2-pole heavy-current (HCV) screw terminal, enhanced current-carrying capacity for high-power small-channel circuits
Spring Terminal (STF) & Grid Spring (GF) Models    
1858772 GMSTB 2,5/ 3-STF-7,62 2.5mm² 3-pole spring terminal, tool-free quick wiring, suitable for high-efficiency assembly scenarios
1806245 GMSTB 2,5/ 4-GF-7,62 2.5mm² 4-pole grid spring terminal, combines grid stability and spring quick connection for precision signal circuits
1806232 GMSTB 2,5/ 3-GF-7,62 2.5mm² 3-pole grid spring terminal, stable transmission for 3-channel precision signals
GMSTBA/GMSTBV/GMSTBVA Series (Grid Terminal G Models)    
1766314 GMSTBA 2,5/10-G-7,62 2.5mm² 10-pole grid terminal, optimized for low-current high-density signal transmission
1766291 GMSTBA 2,5/ 8-G-7,62 2.5mm² 8-pole grid terminal, stable signal transmission for medium-density PCB wiring
1766275 GMSTBA 2,5/ 6-G-7,62 2.5mm² 6-pole grid terminal, for 6-channel precision signal circuit connection
1766262 GMSTBA 2,5/ 5-G-7,62 2.5mm² 5-pole grid terminal, for small-scale 5-channel precision signal transmission
1766233 GMSTBA 2,5/ 2-G-7,62 2.5mm² 2-pole grid terminal, basic model for dual-channel precision signal connection
1829251 GMSTBV 2,5/12-GF-7,62 2.5mm² 12-pole grid spring terminal, ultra-high-density wiring for 12-channel signal circuits
1766783 GMSTBVA 2,5/ 3-G-7,62 2.5mm² 3-pole grid terminal, enhanced insulation design for high-safety signal transmission
1767979 GMSTBVA 2,5 HC/ 3-G-7,62 2.5mm² 3-pole heavy-current (HC) grid terminal, high current-carrying capacity for 3-channel high-power circuits
GMVSTBW/GMVSTBR Series (High-voltage & Multi-pole Models)    
1832426 GMVSTBW 2,5/ 3-ST-7,62 2.5mm² 3-pole screw terminal, white shell for circuit identification in complex systems
1893957 GMVSTBW 2,5 HV/ 4-ST-7,62 NZIL 2.5mm² 4-pole high-voltage (HV) screw terminal, NZIL insulation enhancement, for high-voltage low-current control circuits
1927221 GMVSTBW 2,5 HV/ 4-ST-7,62 2.5mm² 4-pole high-voltage screw terminal, basic HV model for high-voltage small-channel wiring
1832620 GMVSTBR 2,5/12-ST-7,62 2.5mm² 12-pole screw terminal, red shell for high-voltage/power circuit identification
1847893 GMVSTBR 2,5/ 3-STF-7,62 2.5mm² 3-pole spring terminal, red shell, tool-free wiring for 3-channel signal/power circuits
GMKDS/GSMKDSP Series (1.5mm²/3mm² Small-spec Terminals)    
1718728 GSMKDSP 1,5/ 2-7,62 1.5mm² 2-pole compact terminal, 7.62mm pitch, for ultra-small PCB low-current signal connection
1707043 GMKDSN 1,5/ 4-7,62 1.5mm² 4-pole compact terminal, for 4-channel micro-signal circuit transmission
1731734 GMKDS 3/ 3-7,62 3mm² 3-pole compact terminal, enhanced current capacity for 3-channel medium-power small-spec circuits
1731721 GMKDS 3/ 2-7,62 3mm² 2-pole compact terminal, basic model for dual-channel medium-power small-spec wiring
1717033 GMKDS 1.5/3 1.5mm² 3-pole compact terminal (no pitch marked), compatible with universal 7.62mm pitch layouts
1717729 GMKDS 1.5/2-7.62 1.5mm² 2-pole compact terminal, 7.62mm pitch, for dual-channel micro-signal transmission
Special Model    
1709025 GKDS/E Universal terminal block accessory, for function expansion and interface conversion of GM/GSM series terminals

2. Quick Interpretation of Model Naming Rules

Naming Segment Meaning Explanation
GM/GSM/GK Series Identifier - GM = Mainstream PCB terminal block series (2.5mm² focus)- GSM = Compact small-spec terminal series (1.5mm² focus)- GK = Terminal accessory series
2,5/1,5/3 Wire Cross-section Compatible wire size (mm²), e.g., 2,5 = 2.5mm², 1,5 = 1.5mm², 3 = 3mm²
/X Pole Count Number of channels, e.g., /12 = 12-pole, /3 = 3-pole, determines wiring density
-ST/-STF/-G/-GF Terminal Type - ST = Screw terminal, manual tightening, stable clamping for general circuits- STF = Spring terminal, tool-free quick wiring, high assembly efficiency- G = Grid terminal, optimized for low-current precision signal transmission- GF = Grid spring terminal, combines grid stability and spring quick connection
-HV/-HC/-HCV Enhanced Grade - HV = High-voltage compatible, for high-voltage low-current circuits- HC/HCV = Heavy-current enhanced, for high-power small-channel circuits
-7,62 Pitch Fixed 7.62mm pitch, adapts to standard high-density PCB layout requirements
-W/-R Shell Color - W = White shell, for signal circuit identification- R = Red shell, for high-voltage/power circuit identification

3. Core Advantages of GM/GSM/GK Series Products

  1. Unified Pitch & High-density WiringAll models adopt a 7.62mm standard pitch, suitable for high-density PCB layout, saving equipment internal space and adapting to compact automation devices.
  2. Diversified Terminal Type OptionsProvides screw, spring, grid, and grid spring terminal types, matching different wiring efficiency and signal stability requirements.
  3. Enhanced Grade CoverageOffers high-voltage (HV) and heavy-current (HC/HCV) models, expanding the application scope from low-power signals to high-voltage/power control circuits.
  4. Clear Shell Color CodingWhite/red shell models facilitate circuit identification in complex PCB systems, improving maintenance efficiency.

4. Product Selection Suggestions

  1. Select by Wire Cross-section
    • For 1.5mm² micro-signal circuits: Choose GSMKDSP/GMKDS series models (e.g., 1718728, 1707043).
    • For 2.5mm² low-power control circuits: Select GMSTB/GMSTBA/GMVSTBW series models (e.g., 1767083, 1766314).
    • For 3mm² medium-power small-spec circuits: Adopt GMKDS 3 series models (e.g., 1731734, 1731721).
  2. Select by Terminal Type & Wiring Efficiency
    • For stable clamping & general scenarios: Choose ST screw terminal models (e.g., 1767083, 1832426).
    • For quick assembly & high-efficiency production: Select STF spring terminal models (e.g., 1858772, 1847893).
    • For precision signal transmission: Use G/GF grid/grid spring terminal models (e.g., 1766314, 1806245).
  3. Select by Special Scenario Requirements
    • For high-voltage low-current circuits: Choose HV suffix models (e.g., 1893957, 1927221).
    • For high-power small-channel circuits: Select HC/HCV suffix models (e.g., 1767979, 1714278).
    • For circuit identification needs: Use white/red shell models (e.g., 1832426, 1832620).

Phoenix GM/GSM/GK Series PCB Terminal Blocks Selection Guide

Created on:2026-01-20 14:14

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