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Amphenol 68693-408HLF — Pin Headers, Sockets & Housings

68693-408HLF BERGSTIK II Header, 8 Pos, 0.100" Pitch

MPN68693-408HLF
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Amphenol ICC (FCI) BERGSTIK® II, 68693-408HLF, unshrouded dual-row header, 8 positions, 0.100" (2.54 mm) pitch, through-hole solder termination, tin-plated contacts, 3 A rating.

$1.5300Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
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Independent supplier — new & surplus connector stock· Listing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

68693-408HLF key specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesBERGSTIK® II
TypeMale Pin
MountingThrough Hole
Connector typeHeader
Fastening typePush-Pull
Current rating3A
Operating temperature-65°C~130°C
Contact materialPhosphor Bronze
Insulation colorBlack
Insulation height0.100\" (2.54mm)
Material flammability ratingUL94 V-0
StyleBoard to Board

All specifications

68693-408HLF additional specifications
ParameterValue
PackageBag
ShroudingUnshrouded
TerminationSolder
Contact shapeSquare
Rows2
Pitch0.100\" (2.54mm)
Positions8
Row spacing - mating0.100\" (2.54mm)
Contact finish - postTin
Contact length - post0.520\" (13.21mm)
Overall contact length0.938\" (23.83mm)
Contact finish - matingTin
Contact length - mating0.318\" (8.08mm)
Contact finish thickness - mating100.0µin (2.54µm)

Product details

Board Fit and Pinout

The 68693-408HLF: All 8 positions are loaded, so the pinout is a simple 2x4 grid.

Current and Temperature Range

The wide temperature floor suits equipment that sees cold soak or thermal cycling.

Plating and Mating Cycles

That is a thick tin layer — good for moderate mating cycles (50-100 cycles typical for tin) in a low-vibration environment.

Mounting and Board Stacking

Frequently asked questions

What is the pinout and pitch of 68693-408HLF?

All positions are loaded.

Can 68693-408HLF be used for board-to-board stacking?

Yes.