
High-density DIN 41612 Type C receptacle with 96 contacts, 3 rows, 2.54mm pitch. Reliable for modular rack systems.
The HARTING DIN 41612 Connector Type C is a high-density backplane receptacle designed for reliable use in modular rack systems. Featuring 96 contacts arranged in 3 rows (a + b + c) with a 2.54mm pitch, this connector ensures efficient signal transmission and robust mechanical stability for demanding industrial applications.
Constructed to meet the rigorous standards of the DIN 41612 specification, this receptacle offers secure mating and consistent performance in rack-mounted equipment. Its compact footprint (43mm height, 33mm width, 15mm depth) makes it an ideal choice for space-constrained backplane designs.
Key Features
Whether you are building or maintaining modular electronic systems, this connector provides the durability and performance required for dependable operation. It is a practical solution for engineers seeking a proven interface in industrial, telecommunications, and data processing equipment.
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