Molex Spot-On 2.0 201197 series, 24-position dual-row header, 2.00mm pitch, SMT, shrouded with latch holder, tin-plated contacts, UL94 V-0 housing.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Series | Spot-On 2.0 201197 |
| Type | Male Pin |
| Mounting | Surface Mount |
| Connector type | Header |
| Fastening type | Latch Holder |
| Voltage rating | 250V |
| Current rating | Varies by Wire Gauge |
| Operating temperature | -40°C ~ 105°C |
| Contact material | Brass |
| Insulation color | Black |
| Insulation height | 0.354\" (9.00mm) |
| Insulation material | Polyamide (PA), Nylon, Glass Filled |
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Material flammability rating | UL94 V-0 |
| Style | Board to Cable/Wire |
| Package | Tape & Reel (TR) Cut Tape (CT) |
| Features | Solder Retention |
| Shrouding | Shrouded - 4 Wall |
| Termination | Solder |
| Applications | General Purpose |
| Contact shape | Square |
| Rows | 2 |
| Pitch | 0.079\" (2.00mm) |
| Positions | 24 |
| Row spacing - mating | 0.165\" (4.20mm) |
| Contact finish - post | Tin |
| Contact finish - mating | Tin |
| Contact finish thickness - post | 39.4µin (1.00µm) |
| Contact finish thickness - mating | 39.4µin (1.00µm) |
The 2011970241: This is a Molex Spot-On 2.0 201197 series header — a board-to-cable/wire connector with 24 positions arranged in two rows at 2.00mm pitch. The 0.165" (4.20mm) row spacing gives the board layout engineer a clear keep-out zone for trace routing between the rows.
Voltage rating is 250V.
Engineers need to verify fit, pitch (2.00mm), number of rows (2), mounting (SMT) before design-in.
Sourcing buyers need stock availability and pricing from distributors to fill BOM lines.
If the part is hard to find or expensive, engineers and buyers look for compatible alternatives.
Engineers need to know the corresponding receptacle or wire housing to ensure connection compatibility.
Procurement needs to specify packaging type for automated assembly; tape and reel is common for SMT.
Compliance and active status ensure the part can be used in new designs and is not obsolete.