Des: 2.0mm WRS connector smt wafer 4pin right angle
Part No: 2024WRS-04-LPSW1BR
Specification:
Current rating:
Plating: Tin Plated/Gold Plated
Packaging: Bag/tray
Replacement: JST eCPT Series
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