HLMP-5029
HLMP-5029 is Right Angle Mount Housing manufactured by Agilent Technologies.
Right Angle Mount Housing Technical Data
Features
- Fits Any Agilent High Dome T-13 /4 LED Lamp
- Snap-In Fit Makes Mounting Simple
- High Contrast Black Plastic
- May be Ordered with Mounted T-13/4 Lamp as an Option
- Housing meets UL9V-0 Flammability Rating
Description
The HLMP-5029 is a black plastic right angle housing which mates with Agilent high dome T-13/4 lamps. The leads should be prebent 90° as shown prior to snapping into the right angle housing. The housing material is high temperature nylon capable of withstanding temperatures up to +150°C.
OPTION NO. B2 B1 CATHODE LEAD LENGTH 4.70 (0.185) 3.68 (0.145) 20.32 (0.800) MIN. ANODE LEAD LENGTH 4.70 (0.185) 3.68 (0.145) SHEARED EVEN LEADS
Physical Dimensions
UNSHEARED 1.27 (0.050) NOM. LONGER UNEVEN LEADS THAN CATHODE
0.348-0.355
NOTES: 1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS (INCHES). 2. LEAD WIDTH MAY BE 0.45 (0.018) OR 0.64 (0.025) SQUARE NOMINAL DEPENDING UPON PRODUCT TYPE. 3. OPTION 100 IS AVAILABLE FOR LONGER LEADS.
0.142-0.152
0.094-0.096 0.239-0.245
0.103-0.105
0.242-0.248
0.33-0.37
45°
0.240-0.246
0.036-0.040
0.062-0.068 0.150-0.154
DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES.
As an option, T-13/4 lamps may be ordered pre-mounted into the HLMP-5029 housing with leads bent down 90° and sheared to length, see table. To order, select the lamp base, part number and affix the desired option code. For example, the HLMP-3300 HER lamp may be ordered premounted into the HLMP-5029 housing with leads shared to an even length. The part number for this option is: HLMP-3300-xxx B2.
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