Molex 70280 Series Vertical Through Hole PCB Header Pin, 4 Contact(s), 2.54 mm Pitch, 2 Row, Unshrouded

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R 5 731,75

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RS stock no.:
684-067
Mfr. Part No.:
10-89-7042
Manufacturer:
Molex
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Brand

Molex

Product Type

PCB Header Pin

Series

70280

Current

3A

Pitch

2.54mm

Housing Material

Polyester

Number of Contacts

4

Number of Rows

2

Orientation

Vertical

Shrouded/Unshrouded

Unshrouded

Mount Type

Through Hole

Contact Material

Brass

Contact Plating

Gold

Termination Type

Solder

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Row Pitch

2.54mm

Maximum Operating Temperature

105°C

Tail Pin Length

2.79mm

Mating Pin Length

6.1mm

Standards/Approvals

RoHS

Voltage

250V

COO (Country of Origin):
MY
The Molex C-Grid 2.54mm Pitch Breakaway Header designed for efficient board-to-board and wire-to-board connections. This dual-row, vertical header features high-temperature resistance and accommodates up to four circuits, making it ideal for demanding applications. With its selective gold plating and tin-coated PC tail, the C-Grid ensures robust connectivity and reliability across various electrical contexts. Additionally, the component's durable construction is built to withstand multiple mating cycles, providing long-lasting performance in various environments. Whether you're integrating signal interfacing or planning intricate signal pathways, this high-quality header stands out in reliability and design.

Bag packaging simplifies storage and handling for manufacturers and engineers

Mates seamlessly with various C-Grid components for flexible design solutions

Copper alloy metal ensures excellent conductivity and long-term performance

Through hole termination style guarantees secure mounting on PCB

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