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0.100" Centers High Current

High Current Spring Probes

The SH Series features a bias ball, which is the most aggressive biasing technique to aid in assuring a low and consistent resistance, cycle after cycle. The SHE Series features a bias spring, an effective biasing technique for many applications.

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Features & Benefits

  • SH-100 and SHE-100 Series probes and receptacles
  • 14 A and 27 A current ratings
  • 7.00 oz. spring force
  • 1.310" (33.27 mm) overall length.
  • IDI Spring Probe technology

Product Specifications

Probe Centers Probe OAL Max Travel Current Rating Mating
Receptacle
SH-100
Series		 0.100
(2.54)		 1.310
(33.27)		 0.250
(6.35)		 15 A 
Continuous		 RH-100
Series
SHE-100
Series		 0.100
(2.54)		 1.310
(33.27)		 0.250
(6.35)		 8 A 
Continuous		 RH-100
Series

Dimensions are in inches (mm) | All specifications are subject to change.

Receptacle Tooling

Receptacle Insertion Tool
RH-100 Series RT-100

 

 

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