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The Harwin M80-7530845 is a high-reliability connector from the Datamate L-Tek series, designed for robust electrical interconnections. It features a 2-row header configuration with male pin contacts and a 2mm (0.079 inch) pitch. The unit supports a voltage rating of 800 VAC and 800 VDC, ensuring safety in high-voltage applications. Constructed with black Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS) housing, it meets UL 94 V-0 flammability standards. The connector provides an insulation resistance of 100 MOhms and utilizes gold-plated contacts to maintain signal integrity.
Verify the specific contact count and row configuration against project requirements before ordering. Confirm that the 800V rating aligns with system safety standards. Ensure compatibility with mating sockets from the same Datamate L-Tek family. Check for any updated environmental compliance certifications required by your region. Validate mechanical dimensions for panel or free-hanging installation constraints.
Select this component when high-voltage isolation is critical alongside standard 2mm pitch connectivity. The Datamate L-Tek series offers superior mechanical strength compared to standard connectors. Consider the locking mechanism for vibration-prone applications. Evaluate the gold plating thickness for long-term corrosion resistance needs. Ensure the male pin type matches the corresponding female socket specifications.
This part belongs to the Datamate L-Tek family, known for high reliability and durability. The series is widely used in harsh environments where standard connectors may fail. The M80-7530845 specifically addresses high-voltage needs within this ecosystem. Its design prioritizes secure locking and robust insulation properties. This places it above general-purpose connectors in terms of safety ratings.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific high-voltage variant. Cross-reference with other Datamate L-Tek headers if voltage ratings differ. Verify mechanical fit with existing mating components before substitution.