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Description: This is a simple two wire cable. Both ends have a 2-pin 0.1" pitch female connector.
Dimensions: 130mm length
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Does anyone know what actual connector is used on the ends of these?
I’d like to get some cables terminated like this in longer lengths and it doesn’t make sense to spend $1.50 per cable then splice more wire in.
It’s this WM2800-ND (Digi-Key part numbers). You’ll also need WM2569CT-ND (contacts) and a crimping tool.
You are a godsend, thank you so much!
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Does anyone know what actual connector is used on the ends of these?
I’d like to get some cables terminated like this in longer lengths and it doesn’t make sense to spend $1.50 per cable then splice more wire in.
It’s this WM2800-ND (Digi-Key part numbers). You’ll also need WM2569CT-ND (contacts) and a crimping tool.
You are a godsend, thank you so much!