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The Phoenix Contact 1731792 is a fixed PCB terminal block from the GMKDS 3 series. It features a 7.62 mm pitch and accommodates 5 potentials in a single row. The component supports a nominal cross-section of 2.5 mm² with a rated voltage of 630 V (III/2) and a nominal current of 24 A. Constructed with copper contacts, it utilizes a screw termination type for secure electrical connections.
Verify the specific part number 1731792 against official Phoenix Contact documentation to confirm compatibility with 7.62 mm pitch requirements. Ensure that the rated voltage and current specifications align with the target application's electrical load. Cross-reference the GMKDS 3 series datasheet for mounting dimensions and torque values to guarantee proper installation and performance integrity.
Select this component when a fixed terminal block with a 7.62 mm pitch is required for high-current applications up to 24 A. The single-row design suits space-constrained PCB layouts needing five isolated circuits. Verify that the operating environment matches the component's voltage rating and that screw termination methods are compatible with the assembly process.
This component belongs to the GMKDS 3 series of fixed PCB terminal blocks manufactured by Phoenix Contact. The series is designed for robust industrial applications requiring reliable wire-to-board connections. The 1731792 variant specifically addresses needs for five-position connectivity with standardized spacing.
Consult official Phoenix Contact catalogs for direct substitutes within the GMKDS 3 series or compatible 7.62 mm pitch families. Verify that any replacement maintains identical electrical ratings and mechanical footprint.

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