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GSP2.140F.25: DescriptionMains Power Connector, Male, Solder Terminal; CategoryThe connector The connector; File Size75KB，1 Pages; ManufacturerSCHURTER; Websitehttp://www.schurterinc.com/; Environmental Compliance

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Mains Power Connector, Male, Solder Terminal

GSP2.140F.25 Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it lead-free?	Lead free
Is it Rohs certified?	conform to
Maker	SCHURTER
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
Other features	STANDARD: IEC 320/C14, BRASS, NICKEL PLATED ALSO AVAILABLE
Connector type	MAINS POWER CONNECTOR
Contact to complete cooperation	TIN OVER NICKEL
Contact completed and terminated	TIN OVER NICKEL
Contact point gender	MALE
Contact material	BRASS
Coupling type	SNAP
DIN compliance	NO
IEC compliance	YES
JESD-609 code	e3
MIL compliance	NO
Manufacturer's serial number	GSP2
Installation type	BOARD AND PANEL
Shell material	POLYAMIDE
Termination type	SOLDER
Total number of contacts	3

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SNAP

FIT

SCREW

FIT

NEW

AC Inlets for Pcb Mounting –

Snap-in or Screw-on

Complete

MULTI

FIT

family on page 10

Order Numbers:

GSP 2 . X X X X . X X

Panel Mounting

1 = 1.0mm panel thickness

2 = 1.2mm panel thickness

3* = 1.5mm panel thickness

4 = 2.0mm panel thickness

5 = 2.5mm panel thickness

6 = 3.0mm panel thickness

Color of Housing

1* = black

2 = grey

SCREW

FIT

Snap-in

Screw-on

Standards: EN60320;

IEC 320 / C14

SNAP

FIT

with insulation

cover

d1 = 6

±0.05

for SNAPFIT

d1 = 3.6 for SCREWFIT

Ground Terminal

0 = protection class II, without ground terminal

1* = protection class I, solder/quick connect 4.8 x

0.8mm, 90˚ to connector axis

2 = same as 1, but not connected with PCB

3* = protection class I, solder/quick connect terminal

4.8 x 0.8mm, in connector axis

4 = same as 3, but not connected with PCB

5 = protection class I, solder/quick connect terminal

6.3 x 0.8mm, 90˚ to connector axis

6 = same as 5, but not connected with PCB

7 = protection class I, solder/quick connect terminal

6.3 x 0.8mm, in connector axis

8 = same as 7, but not connected with PCB

A = protection class I, solder terminals, no PCB

terminals

B = protection class I, quick connect terminals 4.8 x

0.8mm, no PCB terminals

C = protection class I, solder terminals, 90˚ to the

connector axis

D = same as C, but not connected with PCB

E = protection class I, solder terminals, in

connector axis

F = same as E, but not connected with PCB

Insulation Cover

0* = without insulation cover

1* = black insulation cover, mounted **

2 = black insulation cover included (separate) **

Printed Circuit Board Mounting

0* = with 3mm self-tapping screws (screws not included)

1* = with 3mm self-tapping screws (2 screws included)

2* = with snap-in feet for PCB 1.6mm

3 = with snap-in feet for PCB 1mm

4 = with snap-in feet for PCB 1.2mm

5 = with snap-in feet for PCB 1.5mm

6 = with snap-in feet for PCB 2mm

7 = with snap-in feet for PCB 2.4mm

8 = with snap-in feet for PCB 3.2mm

Terminal Spacing

0 = No PCB terminals

1 = type spacings 7/9.7mm

2 = type spacings 9.05/7.3mm

3* = type spacings 9.05/9.7mm

4* = type spacings 7/7.3mm

Basic Specification

GSP2* = appliance connector for mounting on PCB

*Standard configuration. Contact Schurter for non-standard order minimums.

** For additional insulation cover (spare part only), use order number 0098.0077

rear panel mounting

split panel mounting

•

For “cold” connections 65˚C, Protection Class I or II

•

Pcb mount with snap-in or screw-on feet (self-tapping screws provided)

•

panel mount from rear or “sandwich” between top and bottom panels for

optimum stability (see page 10 for further information)

•

Ground terminal solder / quick-connect 4.8 x 0.8mm or 6.3 x 0.8mm;

positioned for access from top or back of connector

•

Optional insulation cover for protection against electrical contact

•

Material: thermoplastic, polyamid 6.6 (UL 94V-O)

Terminals: brass, tin and nickel-plated

CSA

VDE

SEMKO

SEV

recognition

certification

approval

15A/250V File #E96454

15A/250V File #LR38456

10A/250V File #73753

File

10A/250V

numbers

10A/250V

on request

Schurter, Inc. • Phone 707-778-6311 • Fax 707-778-6401 • E-mail 73024.2314@compuserve.com • Website http://www.schurterinc.com

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