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A-WBP-L006EG-15TB01 is listed in the Headers, Male Pins range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Assmann WSW Components. Its product description is WIRE-TO-BOARD, WAFER, 2.50MM, 15. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The A-WBP-L006EG-15TB01 is a wire-to-board header connector from the Assmann WSW A-WBP series. It features a single row of fifteen positions with a 2.50mm (0.098 inch) contact spacing. Designed for through-hole mounting, it utilizes square brass contacts with tin plating and a polyamide (PA66) insulator rated UL94 V-0. The component supports a maximum current of 4A at 250VAC/DC and operates within a temperature range of -40°C to 105°C.
Verify that the specific part number matches the required pin count and pitch before ordering. Confirm compliance with RoHS3 directives if environmental regulations apply to your project. Ensure the through-hole footprint on the target PCB aligns with the manufacturer's mechanical dimensions to prevent assembly issues.
Select this component when a fifteen-position header with a 2.50mm pitch is required. Consider the 4A current rating and 250V voltage limit against circuit demands. Evaluate the operating temperature range to ensure suitability for the intended environment. Compare mechanical constraints such as board thickness and mating height requirements.
This connector belongs to the A-WBP series of wire-to-board headers manufactured by Assmann WSW Components. The series provides standard interconnection solutions for flat cable and PCB applications. Similar variants in the lineup differ primarily in position count and orientation while maintaining consistent electrical characteristics and material specifications.
Compatible substitutes include other 15-position, 2.50mm pitch headers from manufacturers like Molex or Samtec. Verify that alternative parts match the through-hole termination style and tin-plated contact finish. Ensure the replacement maintains identical voltage and current ratings for safe operation.
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