Strip to Strip Bridge MN20-2XB10C-2P/L10CM
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The Strip to Strip Bridge MN20-2 XB10 C-2 P/L10 CM is a high-precision connector with a 3.9″ cable length, suitable for SMD/COB types. It features a 0.4″ PCB width, mono color, and 2 solder pads, offering IP20 ingress protection and operating at DC 3-24 V. The housing is made of polycarbonate with a high precision copper conductor.


MN20-2 XB10 C-2 P/L10 CM strip to strip bridge connector. Ideal for SMD/COB connections on 0.4" PCBs. Features a 3.9" cable, IP20 protection, and supports DC 3-24V. Made with polycarbonate housing and high-precision copper conductors. Includes 2 solder pads for mono-color applications.
| CABLE LENGTH | 3.93″ |
|---|---|
| VOLTAGE | DC 3-24V |
| TYPE | SMD / COB |
| MATERIAL | CU, PC, PVC |
| PCB WIDTH | 0.39″ |
| CABLE DATA | 22AWG |
| Color | Mono |
| SOLDER PAD QUANTITY | 2 PINS |
| INGRESS PROTECTION | IP20 |
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