Wire Connector Harting 09 56 562 7813 D-Sub 78-pin Black Stainless Steel

The Harting 09 56 562 7813 is a D-Sub 78-pin wire connector designed for reliable electrical connections. It features a wave-soldering termination, a rated current of 2 A per contact, and a male configuration. The body combines glass-fibre filled thermoplastic resin (PBTP) with nickel-plated steel elements, while contacts are made from a copper alloy. The connector is finished in black and complies with RoHS requirements.

Advantages

This D-Sub 78-pin connector offers compact, high-density contact arrangement and stable electrical performance at up to 2 A rated current per contact. The thermoplastic resin housing with glass-fibre reinforcement provides mechanical strength and dimensional stability, while the nickel-plated steel parts improve corrosion resistance. Wave-soldering termination ensures efficient PCB assembly and secure solder joints. The RoHS compliance confirms absence of restricted hazardous substances.

Suitable for

• Signal and data connections in industrial control equipment
• PCB-mounted interfaces requiring D-Sub 78-pin male connectors
• Equipment where wave-solder assembly is used

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Harting
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 09565627813
• EAN: 2050006135495
• Connector type: D-Sub, male
• Number of contacts: 78
• Termination: Wave soldering
• Rated current: 2 A per contact
• Housing material: Thermoplastic resin, glass-fibre filled (PBTP)
• Metal parts: Steel, nickel plated
• Contact material: Copper alloy
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 30.74 g
• RoHS: Compliant

How to use

Mount the connector to the PCB using the wave-solder termination technique following standard soldering profiles for PBTP-compatible components. Ensure correct orientation of the D-Sub male shell and secure the housing during soldering to prevent movement. After soldering, inspect solder joints for continuity and mechanical integrity and verify contact function with appropriate electrical tests before final assembly.

Recommendations

Handle the connector with care during assembly to avoid contamination of contacts. Use recommended soldering profiles for wave soldering to prevent damage to the thermoplastic housing, and perform continuity checks and visual inspection after soldering. Store in a dry, dust-free environment to maintain contact reliability.