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The M80-7480622 is a Datamate L-Tek male header connector manufactured by Harwin Inc. It features a 2-row, 12-position configuration with a 2.00mm (0.079 inch) mating pitch. Designed for through-hole right-angle mounting, it utilizes phosphor bronze contacts with gold plating on the mating surfaces and tin plating on the tails. The housing is constructed from black polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) reinforced with glass fiber, rated UL94 V-0. Electrical ratings include 120V and 2.2A per contact, operating within a temperature range of -55°C to +125°C.
Verify component authenticity against Harwin Inc. official documentation before integration. Confirm that the specific suffix matches the required pin count and termination style for your PCB layout. Check current lifecycle status as electronic components may undergo obsolescence notices. Ensure storage conditions maintain moisture sensitivity level compliance prior to soldering processes.
Select this model when a 12-position, 2-row right-angle male header is required for space-constrained designs. The 2.00mm pitch allows for dense circuit layouts while maintaining adequate spacing. Choose this variant over vertical headers if board stacking height or cable exit direction necessitates a 90-degree orientation. Verify that the 120V/2.2A rating aligns with the target application's electrical load requirements.
This component belongs to the Datamate L-Tek family, known for its compact form factor and high reliability in harsh environments. The M80-7480622 specifically addresses applications needing right-angle termination for efficient panel or board edge mounting. Its construction supports both board-to-board and cable-to-board configurations, offering versatility in system architecture design for modern electronic assemblies.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source data. Consult Harwin Inc. engineering support for direct replacements or cross-reference options based on specific mechanical and electrical constraints.