
Harwin P25-1223 two-part ATE spring probe connector with 2.54mm pitch, concave 1.8mm tip and gold-plated contacts. Rated 3A continuous current.
The Harwin P25-1223 Spring Probe Connector is a two-part ATE spring probe with a 2.54mm pitch and a concave 1.8mm tip, designed for reliable electrical contact in test and measurement applications.
Overview
Designed for high-density PCB testing and interfacing, the Harwin P25-1223 offers a 2.54mm (0.1-inch) minimum pitch. Its concave probe head, with a diameter of 1.8mm, is intended for consistent and secure connection with test points. The connector is suited to automated test equipment (ATE) applications.
Construction and Materials
Electrical and Thermal Performance
Installation and Compatibility
The probe is designed for vertical connector orientation. For installation, it is designed to be used with compatible Harwin receptacles or sleeves, specifically models S25-022, S25-212, or S25-512.
Dimensions and Weight
Choose the Harwin P25-1223 Spring Probe Connector for test and measurement setups that require a 2.54mm pitch, concave-tip spring probe with gold-plated contacts and compatible Harwin receptacles.
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