| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Category: | |
| Manufacturer: | Sullins Connector Solutions |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | Sullins Connector Solutions ABC12DETI |
| Amperage: | 3 A |
| Gender: | Female |
| Number of Contacts: | 24 |
| Number of Rows: | 2 |
| Mount Type: | Threaded |
| Termination Method: | DIP, Solder |
| Contact Material: | Beryllium Copper |
| Contact Plating: | Gold |
| Pitch: | 0.1 in |
| Voltage: | 700 VAC |
| Contact Type: | Cantilever |
| Insulation Material: | Polyphenylene Sulfide |
| Orientation: | Straight |
| Number of Positions: | 24 |
| Tail Length: | .2 in, 5.08 mm |
| Operating Temperature Range: | -65 - 150 °C |
| Connector Height: | 10.95 mm, .431 in |
| Connector Width: | .33 in, 8.38 mm |
| Current Rating: | 3 A |
| Termination Plating: | Matte Tin |
| Voltage Rating: | 700 VAC |
| Card Thickness: | 0.062 in |
| Operating Temperature: | -65 to 150 °C |
| Mounting Angle: | Straight |
| Mounting Type: | Screw Mount |
| SKU: | SULABC12DETI |
ABC12DETI
Specifications
Detailed Description
Introducing the ABC12DETI, a high-performance PCB connector designed for demanding applications. With a pitch of 2.54mm (.1 in) and featuring both PPS and Beryllium Copper construction, this female connector ensures reliable power and signal transmission. Rated for up to 700 VAC and 3A, it is suitable for a wide range of industrial and commercial environments. The threaded mount type and straight orientation make for easy installation, while the cantilever contact type guarantees secure connections. With 24 positions and gold contact plating, this connector offers excellent conductivity and durability. Its low profile design, with a connector height of 10.95mm (.431 in), is ideal for space-constrained applications. Termination is effortless with the thru hole method and matte tin plating. Operating temperature range from -65 to 150°C (-85 to 302°F) ensures reliable performance even in harsh conditions. Trust the ABC12DETI for your critical board-to-board and card edge connectivity needs.

