It uses the standard 0.100" (2.54mm) pitch on both rows, making it a direct footprint match for any 0.1" female socket strip or IDC receptacle. Each tin-plated phosphor bronze contact is rated 5A at 110V. The 100.0µin (2.54µm) tin plating on the mating surface is standard for moderate-cycle applications — it handles assembly and occasional rework but isn't specced for frequent field disconnect.
Mating and footprint
This unshrouded header mates with any standard 0.100" (2.54mm) pitch female socket strip or IDC receptacle — no keying or polarization, so the mating half must be oriented correctly during assembly. The 0.318" (8.08mm) mating pin length provides good wipe length for reliable contact even with a slightly misaligned receptacle. The 0.190" (4.83mm) insulation height above the board leaves clearance for the mating housing to seat fully. The right-angle through-hole footprint requires the PCB to have plated holes at the standard 0.100" (2.54mm) grid. The 0.230" (5.84mm) post length is typical for a 1.6mm board — it protrudes enough for a solid solder fillet without bottoming out against the board edge. No board locks or alignment pegs, so the header relies on the solder joints for mechanical retention.