5015712007

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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins

Rectangular connectors are robust and are suitable for harsh environment applications. They come with either male or female receptacles and may be found in many different sizes. In many cases, the pins of the male connector are offset to the female receptacle to ensure secure and reliable mating.

5015712007 application field and working principle

The 5015712007 Rectangular Connector is a standard .100” pitch connector style. It consists of a male header made of either gold or tin plated copper alloy, and Female terminals consisting of either gold or tin plated phosphor bronze. The Female terminals can be used with any .100” processor board, including the latest .100” pitch signal connectors. The rectangular connector features a standard 0.100” pitch and 2-position contact, making it ideal for heavy-duty applications with either gold or tin plated contacts. It also includes crimping and solder termination options, making it a versatile connector choice for various requirements.

Featuring a 0.100” pitch, the 5015712007 can support up to 10A current rating and 250VAC voltage rating depending on its configuration. The 50-pin header features a standard spacing of 2.54mm and can accommodate various wire sizes including 22 – 30AWG. Furthermore, the rectangular connector has a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to 105°C, suitable for use in many different applications.

The 5015712007 is an ideal option for signal transmission and contact connection requirements in a number of applications, including: medical devices, electrical panels, and automotive assemblies. It is available in both vertical and right angle configurations and is UL approved for safety assurance.

Working with the connector is pretty straightforward. In order to effectively utilize the 5015712007 Rectangular Connector, the following steps should be taken:

• Inspect the male header and Female terminals for any damage prior to usage.
• Secure the Female terminals into the socket of the mating board.
• Insert the male header into the header socket or receptacle.
• Once the header is seated properly into the socket, secure it with screws.
• Crimp or solder the Female terminals, depending on the desired configuration.
• Verify that the connection is secure and no pins are bent.
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