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High temperature rated pluggable headers

11 August 2004 Interconnection

Amphenol has introduced as an addition to its pluggable terminal block product family, a line of two-tier 3,81 mm spaced, high density, high temperature pluggable headers for industrial controls' I/O applications

The ELVA headers can accept two plugs in a vertical or horizontal configuration. Top and bottom rows are stacked directly above each other in the same vertical plane, providing for a squared configuration which, combined with solid end walls and optional mounting screws, is well-suited for rack and panel style equipment I/O applications.

The SMT compatible glass-filled polyamide ELVA will withstand 260°C for three minutes, allowing users to reduce assembly costs by combining through-hole and SMT solder operations.

Headers mate with Amphenol's 3,81 mm ELV screw terminal and SCV wire termination plugs, including the new ELVF and SCVF 'front entry' plugs that allow both wire entry and termination actuation from the front of the plug, facilitating access and installation.

ELVA headers are available in 2 through 20 double row positions, for a maximum of 40 positions, in black or green moulded polyamide, UL94V-0, and with optional marking.





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