DESIGN CENTERS: LIGHTING & ILLUMINATION

    Hirose's miniature wire-to-board connector suits high-power LED lighting app

    01/23/2015
    DF59M Series a low-profile wire-to-board connector

    Hirose, a leader in the development of innovative connector solutions, has launched the DF59M Series, a low-profile wire-to-board connector suitable for use in high-power LED lighting applications. The single-pole DF59M Series connector offers a high current capacity of 6 Amps at 350 V AC/DC and accommodates 22-28 AWG wire. This tiny connector features a narrow 5.9mm (0.23") x 2.6mm (0.10") footprint and low profile that minimizes LED light shadowing.

    The horizontal-mating DF59M Series has a snap-in mating structure that provides a positive lock strength of 16N and two clear indicators of secure mating: an audible click and tactile snap. With three points of contact, the connector provides optimum contact reliability by stabilizing contact resistance.

    "The low-profile DF59M Series provides significant advantages over competing products including smaller size, higher power rating and stronger locking mechanism," said Rick van Weezel, Vice-President of Sales and Marketing for Hirose Electric USA. "This connector is ideal for use in applications with space constraints, such as linear LED and COB type products used in confined spaces."

    The DF59M Series is RoHS-compliant and UL-recognized, making it ideal for LED lighting, tablet PC, small size battery, printer, and multi-functional copier office machine applications.

    Hirose Electric

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