Pitch 2.50mm JST EH Type Wire To Board Connector wire harness

Contact Pitch:                                                               2.50mm

No. of Contacts:                                                            2 to 16 positions

Current:                                                                        3A (AWG #22 to #28)

Compatible:                                                                  Cross JST-EH Connector Series

Voltage Rating:                                                              250V

Temperature Range:                                                      -20°C~+85°C

Contact Resistance:                                                      20m Omega Max

Insulation Resistance:                                                   1000M Omega Min

Withstanding Voltage:                                                   1000V AC/minute

Pitch 2.50mm JST-EH type wire to board connector wire harness

Thin design. The dimple at the center of the contact ensures positive contact and low contact resistance at all times.

The contact has a long wire strip length, 2.6 +/-0.4mm (.102"+/-.016").

The same header can be used for either the crimp style or the insulation displacement configuration HR connectors.

• Compact and slim

This connector is designed to be compact and unusually thin. It measures only 8.1mm (.319") high after mounting and is just 3.8mm (.150") wide.

• Highly reliable contact

The contact has long dimples near the center that ensure continuity of low voltage and low current circuits at all times, even under conditions of vibration and abusive prying.

• Polarizing guides

The header and housing have guides to prevent improper mating.

• Easy and effective crimping

Although the contact is compact, it has a long wire strip length, 2.6±0.4mm (.102"±.016"). This long length is very useful for automatic crimping and when crimping shielded wires.

1>Cheap.

2>Solid connection.

3>Custom cable length.

4>Custom cable color.

5>Easy to connect/disconnect hardware.

6>Any combination of male/female connectors.

1>Connect sensors to your Arduino board.

2>Connect a breadboard to your Arduino board.

3>Connect other hardware PCB's.

4>Wire hardware in a final product.

5>Others.