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Amphenol 68015-129HLF — Pin Headers, Sockets & Housings

68015-129HLF BERGSTIK II Header — 29 Pos, 0.100" Pitch, Gold

MPN68015-129HLF
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Amphenol ICC (FCI) BERGSTIK® II unshrouded header, 29 positions, 0.100" (2.54 mm) pitch, 3 A per contact, 30 µinch gold mating finish, through-hole right-angle termination.

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Specifications

68015-129HLF key specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesBERGSTIK® II
TypeMale Pin
MountingThrough Hole, Right Angle
Connector typeHeader
Fastening typePush-Pull
Current rating3A per Contact
Contact materialPhosphor Bronze
Insulation colorBlack
Insulation height0.095\" (2.41mm)
Material flammability ratingUL94 V-0
StyleBoard to Board
PackageBag

All specifications

68015-129HLF additional specifications
ParameterValue
ShroudingUnshrouded
TerminationSolder
Contact shapeSquare
Rows1
Pitch0.100\" (2.54mm)
Positions29
Contact length - post0.090\" (2.29mm)
Contact finish - matingGold or Gold, GXT™
Contact length - mating0.230\" (5.84mm)
Contact finish thickness - mating30.0µin (0.76µm)

Product details

29-Position Single-Row Header — Fits Tight Board Edges

The 68015-129HLF: That makes this part a fit for applications where board space is constrained in one axis but a high circuit count is needed, such as dense I/O breakouts or parallel bus interfaces.

Gold Mating Surface — Rated for Repeated Cycling

Right-Angle Through-Hole — Board-Edge and Mezzanine Use

Frequently asked questions

What is the pitch of 68015-129HLF?

The pitch is 0.100" (2.54 mm). This is the standard spacing for prototyping boards and legacy bus architectures, and it sets the PCB footprint for the mating receptacle.

What is the mating connector for 68015-129HLF?

The mating half must provide its own alignment and keying.