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Molex Mini-Fit Jr. 4.2mm Dual-Row 2×2-12Pin Male-Female Extension Cable 18AWG UL1007
Molex Mini-Fit Jr. 4.2mm Dual-Row 2×2-12Pin Male-Female Extension Cable 18AWG UL1007
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Molex Mini-Fit Jr. 4.2mm Dual-Row Male-Female Extension Cable — 2×2–12 Pin, 18AWG UL1007
The Molex Mini-Fit Jr. 4.2mm dual-row male-female extension cable extends any existing Mini-Fit Jr. wiring harness without cutting or re-crimping. With a Molex 39012 receptacle on one end and a 45111 plug on the other, it plugs inline between any two Mini-Fit Jr. connectors to add length to ATX power, industrial power, and high-current wiring harnesses.
Key Features
- Molex 45111 plug one end, 39012 receptacle other end — plugs inline to extend any Mini-Fit Jr. harness
- Dual-row configuration — 2×2 to 2×12 pin counts for high-density power connections
- 18AWG UL1007 PVC — rated −25°C to +80°C, 300V insulation, 9A per contact
- 9A / 600V rating — suitable for high-current power lines
- Color-coded conductors — each wire is a distinct color for easy identification
- RoHS compliant
Typical Applications
- ATX power supply harness extension
- Industrial power distribution harness extension
- High-current motor and actuator wiring extension
- Server and data center power harness extension
Technical Specifications
- Connector Series: Molex Mini-Fit Jr.
- Housings: Molex 45111 (plug) + 39012 (receptacle)
- Pitch: 4.2 mm
- Configuration: Dual-row, 2×2 to 2×12 pin (select variant)
- Wire Gauge: 18 AWG
- Insulation: UL1007 PVC, 300V
- Voltage Rating: 600V
- Current Rating: 9A per contact
- Temperature Range: −25°C to +80°C
- RoHS Compliant: Yes
- Brand: Keszoox
- Origin: Mainland China

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