TE Connectivity AMP Series Vertical Panel Mount PCB Header, 20 Contact(s), 6.35mm Pitch, 1 Row(s), Unshrouded

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£181.21

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£217.45

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RS Stock No.:
504-084
Mfr. Part No.:
1-480634-9
Brand:
TE Connectivity
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Brand

TE Connectivity

Series

AMP

Pitch

6.35mm

Number of Contacts

20

Number of Rows

1

Body Orientation

Vertical

Shrouded/Unshrouded

Unshrouded

Mounting Type

Panel Mount

COO (Country of Origin):
US
The TE Connectivity strain relief cover is designed for optimal protection in miniature rectangular connector applications. Constructed from robust black nylon, this cover is engineered to accommodate 20 positions, ensuring a snug and secure fit. Its ability to withstand operating temperatures ranging from -55 °C to 85 °C makes it suitable for various challenging environments. This versatile accessory not only enhances the structural integrity of connectors but also provides added protection against potential damage during operation. The product strikes a balance between durability and functionality, proving to be an essential component for professionals seeking reliability in their electronic assemblies.

Constructed from high-quality nylon for enhanced durability
Compatible with AMP Miniature Rectangular connectors for seamless integration
Designed for a 20-position configuration to meet specific connection needs
Operates effectively within a broad temperature range for diverse applications
Low halogen content ensures compliance with environmental standards
Packaged in bags of 100 for convenient bulk purchasing
Effective strain relief to protect wiring and connections
Meets EU RoHS and ELV directives for safety and compliance

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