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Molex 34829-2001 — Pin Headers

Molex 34829-2001 MX150 RA Header 20 Circuit Key A

MPN34829-2001
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Molex MX150 RA HDR 2X10 EON BLK KEY A, 20-circuit right-angle header, key A polarization, black housing, active production, ROHS3 compliant.

$2.6200Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
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Specifications

34829-2001 specifications
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Product details

What the MX150 Right-Angle Header Delivers

The 34829-2001: This is a 20-circuit, dual-row right-angle header from the Molex MX150 sealed connector family, keyed A and molded in black. Key A polarization means the header only accepts a matching key A receptacle — you cannot mis-mate with a key B or C half. That polarization is set by the housing geometry, not a removable insert, so it is fixed at the mold. The 2x10 layout gives 20 signal or power positions in a compact footprint. Each circuit is rated for the MX150 contact system — typically up to 22 A per circuit depending on wire size and ambient temperature, though the exact derating is set by the terminal and wire gauge selected.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy Molex 34829-2001 and what is the lead time?

We source 34829-2001 through independent distribution against your RFQ. As an active-production part, lead times follow the manufacturer's current production cycle — confirmed at quote time. No stock-holding claim; availability is verified per order.

Is 34829-2001 RoHS compliant?

Yes, it is ROHS3 compliant, covering all current RoHS exemption categories.

What is the mating connector for 34829-2001?

The mating half is a Molex MX150 receptacle housing with key A polarization and 20 circuits. The exact receptacle part number depends on whether you need a wire-to-wire or wire-to-board configuration, and whether it is panel-mount or in-line.