One 40-pin 2.54mm right-angle male header strip, every pin bent 90 degrees above the black plastic with a straight leg below

2.54mm Male Pin Header Strip 1x40 - Right Angle, Breakaway

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SKU: HDR-254-M-1X40-RA

2.54mm Male Pin Header Strip 1x40 - Right Angle, Breakaway

$0.69 NZD
Availability:
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NZ Post: 1-2 days urban · 2-4 days rural

Shipping from $5.99 urban / $9.99 rural.

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A single-row male pin header with 40 right-angle pins at the standard 2.54mm (0.1 inch) spacing. Each pin is bent 90 degrees, so when the strip is soldered to a board the connector pins point out sideways, parallel to the board. That suits side-entry plugs such as a USB-to-serial adaptor, and connections that need to stay low inside an enclosure. It snaps to any length. For pins that stand straight up from the board, use the straight 1x40 header.

Specifications

Pins40 in one row (1x40)
Pitch2.54mm (0.1 inch)
Strip length101.6mm (40 x 2.54mm)
Pin styleRight angle, bent 90 degrees, square pins
MountingPlastic on the board, pins parallel to it
PlasticBlack, notched between every pin
BreakawaySnaps at any notch, no pins lost
Mates with2.54mm female headers and Dupont sockets
SolderingThrough-hole, hand solder

Datasheets

What's in the box

1×
2.54mm 1x40 right-angle male header strip

One 40-pin strip per unit. Buy 5 or more for the bulk prices shown above.

Great for

A side-entry 6-pin serial header for a USB-to-serial adaptor
Connections at the edge of a board that sits flat in a case
Keeping a plug-in connection low under a lid or display
Plugging a small board in edge-on to a female header
Side connectors on your own PCB or stripboard
Replacing a damaged right-angle header on a module

Wiring & getting started

  1. Snap to length

    Count the pins you need, then bend the strip at the notch with flat-nose pliers or your fingers. It breaks cleanly between two pins. Side cutters work too if you cut in the notch, not through a pin.

  2. Fit it to the board

    Push the bent legs down through the holes from the top of the board, so the plastic sits flat on the board and the straight pins point out past the edge.

  3. Solder and check

    Solder one end leg from underneath, check the strip is flat and square to the edge, then solder the rest. Keep each joint quick so the plastic does not soften, and check for bridges between neighbouring pins.

  4. Connect

    Plug a female header or female Dupont jumper wires onto the pins from the side.

Note: the connector pins point sideways, so a module fitted with this header will not plug down into a breadboard. Use the straight version for that.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions buyers ask most.

What is a right-angle header used for?
When it is soldered flat on a board, the pins point out sideways, parallel to the board. That suits side-entry plugs such as a 6-pin USB-to-serial adaptor, connections at the edge of a board in a case, and keeping a connection low.
Which end goes into the board?
The bent legs go down through the holes and get soldered from underneath. The plastic sits flat on the board and the straight pins point out past the edge for the plug or lead.
Will it fit Dupont jumper wires and female headers?
Yes. The pins are on the standard 2.54mm (0.1 inch) spacing, so female headers and female Dupont jumper sockets push onto them.
Can I use it on a breadboard?
Not for plugging a module into a breadboard, because the connector pins point sideways. Use our straight 1x40 header for that.
How do I get the length I need?
Snap it. Bend the strip at the notch after the last pin you want, with flat-nose pliers or your fingers, and it breaks cleanly between two pins. Any number from 1 to 40 pins comes from one strip.
Is the price for one pin or a whole strip?
A whole strip. Each unit is one 40-pin strip. Buying 5, 10 or 25 strips lowers the price per strip, as shown in the bulk price table.

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