172497-2

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172497-2 Application Field and Working Principle

172497-2 is a rectangular connector housing commonly used in industrial machinery and other related applications. It consists of a rectangular plastic housing and several delicate and durable contact pins evenly distributed on the sides. Those pins are retained with lamination, either with adhesive or by mechanical retention. The pins then can transfer electrical power or signal data between two connected devices.

Application Field

172497-2 housing is versatile, and it can be used for power or signal transmission in many industrial and commercial applications. It is mainly applied to the industrial fields such as electronic automatic equipment, industrial control cabinet, computer, programmable logic controller, and measurement and test equipment. It can also be found in commercial fields including home audio-visual equipment, household appliance, automobile and RV industry.

Working Principle

172497-2 is often referred to as the PC board connector housing. It is designed to serve as a mating partner in pairs with the same type of female contact. The connection between female contacts on the end mating component and the pins of the connector housing are made via manual soldering. The transmitting current passes through the contact pins to the end device. Male contacts can then make an electrical connection with the female contact, transferring electrical power or signal data.

Conclusion

172497-2 is a widely-used rectangular connector housing that has a great capability in power and signal transmission. It is commonly found in industrial and commercial application fields such as electronic equipment, industrial control cabinet, computer, audio-visual equipment, household appliance, and automobile and RV industry. The connection between female contacts on the end mating component and the pins of the connector housing are made via manual soldering, which enables power and signal data to be transferred clearly.

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