206064-2

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D-Sub connectors are a type of electrical connector built to the D-shaped standard established by the Electronics Industries Association (EIA). These round or rectangular connectors are subdivided into three categories: D-Shaped (Housings), Contacts (Male & Female) and Crimp Tooling. The 206064-2 housing, part of the D-Shaped series, is designed for use in applications requiring a robust and dependable electronic connection.

A 206064-2 housing is constructed from a durable molded plastic design to provide reliable and stable connections of up to 50-position double-row contact configurations. It includes contact openings in three sizes to accommodate a host of mounting methods and a variety of mating connectors. Contacts made from thermoplastic or stainless steel are inserted in the housing’s wall contacts and provide an efficient method of making both male and female connections.

Its variety of wall contact arrangements allows the 206064-2 housing to support a wide range of connections and applications. Electrical current is routed through the metal contacts while the housing provides physical protection and support. Securely mounting the contacts on a printed circuit board (PCB) provides the mechanical support required for the circuit connection. To effectively terminate the contacts, they must be securely clamped in place with a crimping tool which ensures a firm and reliable connection.

The 206064-2 housing is a robust solution for applications requiring reliable electrical connections. By easily connecting through the connector’s contacts, a reliable connection can be made with a variety of mating components. The housing itself provides the physical protection, and a mechanically secure connection is made with a crimping tool. This ensures that the contacts remain firmly and reliably connected to the PCB, allowing for a secure and dependable electrical current routing.

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