M80-7520322

Overview

The M80-7520322 is a Datamate L-Tek male header connector manufactured by Harwin Inc. It features a vertical through-hole mounting style with 3 positions and a 2.00mm pitch. The contacts are gold-plated phosphor bronze pins, while the posts are tin-plated. The housing is black polyamide (PA46) rated UL94 V-0. Rated for 120V and 2.2A per contact, it operates between -55°C and 125°C. Contact length is 4.50mm, insulation height 5.56mm. It includes a latching bracket system.

Feature Summary

• Vertical through-hole design for board-to-board or cable applications
• Datamate L-Tek series with shrouded four-wall shielding
• Gold-plated contact finish for reliable signal transmission
• Integrated latching bracket for secure mating retention

Applications

• Industrial control systems requiring robust interconnects
• Automotive electronics harness connections
• Consumer appliance internal circuit boards
• Test and measurement equipment interfaces

Procurement Notes

Verify component authenticity through authorized Harwin distributors. Confirm RoHS compliance status as historical batches may vary. Check for obsolescence notices or PCNs affecting material specifications. Ensure storage conditions maintain moisture sensitivity level 1 integrity prior to soldering.

Selection Notes

Select this part for vertical mounting needs within the Datamate L-Tek ecosystem. Ensure mating connectors match the 2.00mm pitch and pin configuration. Verify that the latching bracket fits the assembly space. Consider thermal limits if operating near the 125°C maximum rating.

Part Context

Part of the Datamate L-Tek family, known for high-density interconnect solutions. This specific model represents a standard vertical header variant. It complements the broader M80 series range designed for demanding environments. The series emphasizes mechanical durability and electrical stability.

Replacement Considerations

M80-7820342 is listed as a possible replacement option. Verify dimensional compatibility and electrical ratings before substitution. Ensure the alternative maintains the same pitch and contact count.