M22-2730246

Headers, Male Pins Overview

The M22-2730246 is a 2-way horizontal pin header from the Harwin M22 series, featuring a 2.00mm pitch. This component is classified as headers and wire housings with a single row configuration. The part is currently marked as obsolete or end-of-life (EOL). It is designed for surface mount applications, utilizing tin-plated contacts to ensure reliable electrical connections within compact electronic assemblies.

Headers, Male Pins Feature Summary

• Horizontal pin header design for space-constrained PCB layouts
• 2.00mm pitch spacing for standard interconnect compatibility
• Tin-plated contact finish for corrosion resistance

Headers, Male Pins Applications

• Compact electronic device interconnections
• Board-to-board connection systems
• Industrial control module interfaces

Headers, Male Pins Procurement Notes

This component is officially listed as obsolete or end-of-life by the manufacturer. Availability through standard distribution channels is limited or non-existent. Engineers should verify current stock status with authorized distributors immediately. Due to the EOL status, long-term supply cannot be guaranteed for new production runs.

Headers, Male Pins Selection Notes

Designers requiring this specific 2-position horizontal connector must consider that the M22-2730246 is no longer in active production. Alternative solutions within the M22 series or other compatible 2.00mm pitch families should be evaluated for new designs. Verify mechanical footprint compatibility if substituting with similar legacy parts.

Headers, Male Pins Part Context

The M22 series represents Harwin's range of high-density interconnect solutions. The M22-2730246 specifically addresses the need for low-profile, horizontal mounting configurations. As an older generation product, it reflects earlier design standards for 2.00mm pitch connectors used in various consumer and industrial electronics prior to more recent iterations.

Headers, Male Pins Replacement Considerations

No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Given the obsolete status, engineers must identify equivalent components based on mechanical dimensions and electrical ratings from other manufacturers or newer Harwin series products.