It uses the industry-standard 0.100" (2.54mm) pitch on both rows and between rows, making it footprint-compatible with a wide range of standard 0.100" IDC sockets and shrouded headers. This is a board-to-board interconnect component, typically used as the pin header half of a mating pair on a PCB.
The 0.100" (2.54mm) pitch is the de facto standard for breadboard-compatible headers — it matches the vast installed base of 0.100" IDC sockets, ribbon cable connectors, and prototyping boards. The 14 positions in a 2-row layout means the footprint is 7 pins per row, and the dual-row arrangement gives you a 0.100" x 0.100" grid.
As an unshrouded header, the 68695-114HLF mates with any standard 0.100" pitch female socket or IDC receptacle that accepts a 2-row, 14-position pin strip. Common mating parts include the Amphenol DILB series IDC sockets or the BergStik female socket assemblies. The square pin profile (0.025" square typical for this series) gives good solder joint strength and is compatible with standard PCB hole diameters of 0.040" (1.02mm).