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The Schroff 69001976 is a board-mounted Euro connector compliant with EN 60603 and DIN 41612 standards. It features a Type R female configuration with 64 contacts arranged in rows A and C. Designed for PCB integration, it utilizes solder pin termination methods suitable for standard mounting processes.
Verify the specific row assignment (A and C) and contact count (64) against design requirements. Confirm that the Type R female orientation matches the mating header. Ensure the manufacturer designation aligns with current nVent SCHROFF product lines to avoid obsolete component sourcing errors.
Select this component when a 64-position female Euro connector is required for DIN 41612 compatible systems. The Type R designation indicates specific pin spacing and housing geometry. Verify that the application environment supports the connector's rated electrical parameters and mechanical durability specifications.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF Euro connector family, which provides standardized interfaces for modular electronic enclosures. These connectors facilitate reliable signal and power distribution within rack-mounted systems, ensuring compatibility across various industrial hardware platforms.
Cross-reference with other EN 60603 Type R female connectors offering 64 contacts. Verify identical row assignments and pin dimensions before substitution to maintain mechanical fit and electrical continuity in existing assemblies.

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