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JST 13HR-6S-P-N — Circular Connectors

JST 13HR-6S-P-N 13-Position IDC Receptacle, 2.50mm Pitch

MPN13HR-6S-P-N
Obsolete

JST HR series, 13-position IDC receptacle, 0.098" (2.50mm) pitch, 1 row, female socket, tin contacts, free-hanging, detent lock, natural color.

$0.6700Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
JST 13HR-6S-P-N datasheet (PDF)
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Worldwide DispatchDHL/FedEx — transit quoted per order
Independent supplier — new & surplus connector stock· Listing updated Jul 2026

Specifications

13HR-6S-P-N specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesHR
Wire typeDiscrete
TypeFemale Socket
MountingFree Hanging (In-Line)
Connector typeReceptacle
Fastening typeDetent Lock
Wire gauge26 AWG
Cable terminationIDC
ColorNatural
Pitch0.098\" (2.50mm)
PackageBulk
FeaturesClosed End
Contact finishTin
Rows1
Positions13

Product details

13-Position IDC Receptacle for Discrete Wire Harnesses

The JST 13HR-6S-P-N is a 13-position IDC receptacle from the HR series, designed for mass-termination of discrete 26 AWG wire. The single-row, natural-colored housing carries tin-plated female sockets and uses a detent lock for retention with the mating header.

Obsolete — Sourced Per RFQ

The 13HR-6S-P-N is listed as Obsolete. If you are qualifying a replacement, the pitch and position count are the fixed parameters: 13 circuits at 2.50mm pitch in a single row, IDC termination, tin-plated contacts.

No crimp tool is needed, but a proper press fixture keeps the fork aligned so it doesn't bite between conductors.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy the 13HR-6S-P-N and how do I get a price?

No stock-holding or firm price is listed here.

Is 13HR-6S-P-N obsolete?

Yes, the 13HR-6S-P-N is listed as Obsolete.

What is the mating connector for 13HR-6S-P-N?

The 13HR-6S-P-N mates with a JST HR series pin header (male pins) at the same 2.50mm pitch and 13 positions. The detent lock on the receptacle engages with the mating header's locking ramp.