26630101RP2

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The 26630101RP2 is a common rectangular connector. This connector consists of a header, male pins, and two female sockets. It is designed for use with a variety of devices ranging from computers, servers, and other electronic equipment.

Headers are the common link between all rectangular connectors. They are typically available in different sizes and styles depending on requirements. The 26630101RP2 has a dual-row header and two mounting holes that align with each side of the header. Holes are drilled through the housing of the header to accept the male pins. There are also various locking mechanisms that may be used with the header, such as spring locks or bayonet locks.

Male pins are designed to make electrical connections between the connecting devices. The pins are typically constructed from a high-conductivity material such as copper or brass. The 26630101RP2 contains two 12-pin male pins that fit into the holes drilled into the header. The pins are designed to be inserted into the female sockets of the connected devices. The pins are locked in place by the locking mechanism and make a secure connection.

The two female sockets on the 26630101RP2 are designed to accept the male pins. The sockets are surrounded by a housing that is made to protect the sockets from damage. The sockets are designed to fit specific voltages and amperages and should be rated for use with the connected devices. The locking mechanism is designed to ensure a secure connection and prevent the pins from being removed.

The 26630101RP2 rectangular connector is designed to be used in a wide variety of applications. It can be used for connecting computers, servers, and other electronic equipment. The pins and female sockets provide a secure connection and the header locks the connector in place. This type of connector is a reliable way to make quick and consistent connections.

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