SBH51-LPPE-D09-SP-BK

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SBH51-LPPE-D09-SP-BK is a rectangular connector from the header, male pin family. This robust connector is ideal for use in industrial and heavy-duty applications. Connectors comply with the IEC 60947-7-1 standard and are designed to reliably withstand harsh operating conditions.

The rectangular connector, although having a single-row design, is made of 2-row contacts that can be used to provide overcurrent protection. The header is 1mm in length, 5.04mm in width, and 6.4mm in height. It is designed to be mounted on the printed circuit board (PCB) with its screw holes and comes in different numbers of positions.

The male pin of the SBH51-LPPE-D09-SP-BK is 2.54mm wide and 7.5mm long. It is made of phosphor bronze to ensure good conduction while resisting high temperatures up to 125°C. The component is designed to be compliant with hand soldering methods, as well as RoHS 2.0 standards. Apart from manual soldering, it can be soldered by reflow soldering, wave soldering, and selective soldering.

The primary application field for the SBH51-LPPE-D09-SP-BK includes automotive control, industrial automation, audio-visual, and lighting equipment. The mechanical strength of this connector allows for extremely reliable connections, making it suitable for power transmissions and process automation.

The working principle of the SBH51-LPPE-D09-SP-BK header is based on dual-row contact design. The main body of the connector is made up of two rows of pins which allow for a current-carrying capacity of up to 16A. The pins then engage positively in the correct location on the male pin, thus providing reliable current transmission. The contacts are protected from corrosion or high-temperature damage with a durable IEC 60947-7-1 compliant polyester housing. Additionally, the front of the housing can be sealed with a protective tophood. This ensures reliable connections even in the harshest operating conditions.

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