Molex, 505432 Receptacle Connector Housing, 1.25mm Pitch, 28 Way, 2 Row

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£189.14

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RS Stock No.:
478-638
Mfr. Part No.:
505432-2801
Brand:
Molex
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Brand

Molex

Number of Contacts

28

Number of Rows

2

Pitch

1.25mm

Gender

Receptacle

Series

505432

Body Orientation

Straight

COO (Country of Origin):
JP
The TE Connectivity Plus Receptacle Crimp Housing redefines connectivity with its innovative design and robust performance. Tailored for applications requiring a reliable and compact solution, this dual-row housing supports up to 28 circuits, ensuring efficient signal transmission for a variety of electronic assemblies. Crafted from premium black polyester resin, the housing’s positive locking mechanism guarantees secure connections while maintaining an operating temperature range of -40° to +105°C. Ideal for wire-to-board applications, this product offers a seamless integration into existing systems, enhancing overall product reliability. With compliance to key industry standards, it ensures environmental safety and peace of mind for users, making it a fitting choice for contemporary electronics.

Dual-row design optimises space without compromising functionality
Positive lock mechanism enhances connection security, reducing the risk of disconnection
Supports a maximum of 28 circuits for versatile applications
Constructed from durable polyester resin to resist wear and environmental factors
Temperature tolerance keeps performance stable across a broad operating range
Complies with EU RoHS standards, promoting eco-friendly use in electronics
Compatible with a selection of pre-crimped leads, offering flexibility in design
Lightweight design aids in reducing the overall weight of electronic assemblies

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