Brand:HOMNECKS
The bent pin, also known as the "L-shaped pin" or "90-degree pin", refers to a structure where the pin extends from the bottom of the terminal insulation body and is immediately bent at an approximate 90-degree angle, forming an "L" shape.
Item No :
H2EDGCR-2.54Payment :
T/TProduct Origin :
ChinaColor :
green ,we can also make other color if meet moqDesign structure: Features a transition from a vertical segment to a horizontal segment. The vertical segment is used for securing to the terminal body, while the horizontal segment is used for soldering to the PCB board.
Type: PCB Pluggable Screw Terminal Block
Available Poles:
| 2 pin terminal block | 3 pin terminal block | 4 pin terminal block | 5 pin terminal block | 6 pin terminal block | 7 pin terminal block |
| 8 pin terminal block | 9 pin terminal block | 10 pin terminal block | 11 pin terminal block | 12 pin terminal block | 13 pin terminal block |
| 14 pin terminal block | 15 pin terminal block | 16 pin terminal block | 17 pin terminal block | 18 pin terminal block | 19 pin terminal block |
| 20 pin terminal block | 21 pin terminal block | 22 pin terminal block | 23 pin terminal block | 24 pin terminal block |
Material & Mechanical Details
| Housing | PA66, UL94V-0 |
| Pin Header | Copper alloy, Tin Plated |
| Temp. Range | -40℃ ~ +105℃ |
| MAX Soldering | +250℃, for 5 Sec. |
Electrical Parameters
| Rated Voltage | 150V (UL) / 130V (IEC) |
| Rated Current | 5A (UL) / 10A (IEC) |
| Contact Resistance | 20mΩ (MAX) |
| Insulation Resistance | 500MΩ / DC500V |
| Withstanding Voltage | AC 1250V / 1 Min |
The welding part of the curved needle is its horizontal segment, which determines that its welding process and weld joint morphology are significantly different from those of straight needles.
1. Coordination between pins and pads
2. Welding process (Mainly Reflow Soldering)
3. Solder joint morphology and requirements
We choose high-quality and safe packaging materials to make sure your order won't be damaged during delivery. Acceptable trade terms include: EXW, FOB, CFR, CIF.

Q1: What is the main advantage of 2.54mm right angle pin terminals for cabinet PCB assemblies?
A: Right angle pins run parallel to the PCB surface. They save vertical space inside compact control enclosures. Engineers often use them for low-current signal connections. Common applications include small controller boards, sensor interfaces, and internal cabinet wiring. This orientation makes plug access easier during on-site maintenance.
Q2: What wire sizes are compatible with these 2.54mm right angle pin terminal blocks?
A: Standard models accept 0.14–0.75 mm² conductors. Solid wires insert cleanly. Twist stranded wires tightly before insertion to prevent loose copper strands that can trigger short circuits on the production bench.
Q3: What solder pitfalls should we avoid when mounting right angle pin terminals on PCB?
A: Do not apply heat too long to each pin; excess heat melts the plastic housing and damages internal contacts. Watch pin alignment after soldering. Bent pins will block smooth plug insertion on the assembly line. Double-check pin orientation, as reversed mounting ruins the PCB layout.
Q4: Are 2.54mm right angle pin terminals interchangeable with other brands?
A: All follow the 2.54mm pin pitch standard. But pin thickness, housing shape, and locking structure differ between suppliers. Cross-brand mating cannot be guaranteed. Always test samples in your prototype before approving bulk cabinet orders.
Q5: What critical specs should engineers confirm before selecting right angle pin terminals?
A: First check rated voltage and rated current. Verify insulation flame retardant rating. Confirm pin offset matches your PCB cutout and enclosure clearance.