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2 Pin Single Pair Ethernet Connectors

Single Pair Ethernet carries data on one twisted pair instead of the two or four a conventional link uses, so the connector needs only two contacts. That cuts cable weight and connector size, which is the point of SPE.

Part number search & selector

Find 2 Pin Single Pair Ethernet Connectors part numbers

The table uses the current English-site product records, published selection fields and part-specific technical-file links.

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2 Pin Single Pair Ethernet Connectors product selection results
Image Part number Datasheet Compare Downloads ContactsConnector form factorRated currentRated voltageTermination method Sample
VOOHU WHSPE00468 2 Pin Single Pair Ethernet Connectors WHSPE00468 SPEC 2 PINPlug4A60VCrimp
VOOHU WHSPE00467 2 Pin Single Pair Ethernet Connectors WHSPE00467 SPEC 2 PINSocket4A60VTHT

Product family quick links

Start with Contacts

Counts reflect the current published product data.

How to select

A practical selection sequence

Narrow the published fields in sequence, compare the remaining candidates and verify the part-specific files before design-in.

  1. 01

    Define the target SPE interface

    Specify the equipment PHY, mating interface, cable and any power-over-data requirement.

  2. 02

    Choose cable or board termination

    Review the crimp process for the cable end and the footprint and assembly process for the board end.

  3. 03

    Verify pairing and ratings

    Use controlled drawings to verify mating parts, clearances, temperature-rise and electrical conditions.

  4. 04

    Request documents and validate samples

    Review available files and validate samples; submit requirements even if some parameters or the final part are not yet defined.

Key selection parameters

What each filter helps you decide

01

Number of contacts

Two contacts describes the electrical interface, not every retention or shielding lead.

02

Plug or socket

Distinguish cable and board ends and confirm pairing from specified drawings.

03

Termination method

For crimp termination, check wire size and tools; for PCB termination, check holes and solder process.

04

Current and voltage ratings

Read ratings with temperature-rise and environmental conditions; their product does not establish PoDL system power.

05

Interface and power compatibility

Confirm the interface-standard part, PHY, cable and PoDL requirements separately.

Product family comparison

Compare the published Contacts

Use this summary as a routing step, then verify every required value in the exact part-number row and linked technical files.

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ContactsPartsConnector form factorRated currentRated voltageTermination methodAction
2 PIN2Socket, Plug4A60VTHT, CrimpFilter →

Technical performance & application fit

Validate the complete design context

Application suitability is part-number specific. Treat the catalog fields as a shortlist, then confirm the design against the linked technical files.

Application review

Industrial sensor and actuator interfaces

  • Assess the equipment interface, space, cable termination and power needs. An application example is not certification evidence.
Application review

Equipment PCB-to-cable connections

  • Select the PCB socket and cable plug separately and confirm the mating relationship from drawings.
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Downloads & technical resources

Find files by part number

Search a full or partial SKU, then open its datasheet, 3D model or PCB footprint without returning to the product table.

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PDF datasheets listed
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VOOHU’s published product content is reviewed by its engineering team. Specifications, downloads and technical support information are tied to specific part numbers, so you can verify them before requesting samples or a quotation.

Category overview

Why Single Pair Ethernet, and what to confirm

SPE trades bandwidth for cable mass, and the interface is defined by a published standard rather than by contact count.

01

One pair instead of two or four

A conventional copper Ethernet link uses two or four twisted pairs. Single Pair Ethernet carries the link on one, which cuts cable weight, diameter and connector size. That is the whole reason it exists, and it is why it suits sensors, field devices and vehicle harnesses where cable mass is a real cost.

02

Contact count does not define the interface

Two contacts is the minimum an SPE link needs, but several mating faces are published for different environments. Two connectors with two contacts each will not necessarily mate. Confirm which interface standard your network specifies, and confirm it for both ends of the link.

03

A deliberately narrow catalog

The current listing is a cable-side crimp plug and a board-side socket. If your design needs a different mating face, a screened version or a sealed body, send the standard and the environment rather than working around the parts listed here, and our engineers will confirm what can be supplied.

FAQ & related guides

Questions before design-in

These answers guide the page workflow. Part-specific engineering limits still come from the linked technical files.

Why does Single Pair Ethernet need only two contacts?

Because it carries the link on a single twisted pair rather than the two pairs used by 100Base-TX or the four used by gigabit. Fewer conductors means a smaller connector and lighter cable, which is why SPE suits sensor networks, industrial field devices and vehicle wiring.

Is a 2 pin SPE connector a standard interface?

SPE connector interfaces are defined by published standards, and several mating faces exist for different applications. Confirm which interface your network specifies before ordering, because two connectors with the same contact count may not mate with each other.

Can power be carried on the same pair?

Power over Data Line arrangements exist that deliver power alongside data on the single pair. Whether a given connector and cable combination supports it depends on the current rating and the system specification, so confirm the power requirement at selection rather than after.

How does SPE compare with a normal Ethernet link?

It trades bandwidth and reach for size, weight and cost. A conventional RJ45 link uses more pairs and supports higher speeds. SPE targets applications where the cable count matters more than peak throughput, such as sensors and distributed control.

How do I request samples or a quote?

With a complete part number, send the part number, quantity, delivery region and the date you need it. If you are still selecting, send the SPE standard your network uses, the data rate and whether power is carried on the pair.

Engineer support

Continue after product selection

Send the candidate part number and the condition you need reviewed. Sample support can be added after the selection is clear; commercial questions may be discussed in the same engineering conversation.

  1. 1Selected part numbers
  2. 2Engineering review
  3. 3Sample request
  4. 4Commercial discussion

For a replacement review

  • Original part and datasheet

    Include the document revision

  • Operating conditions

    Temperature, isolation voltage and PoE current basis

  • Package constraints

    Pin count, pitch and spacing between pin rows

  • Project stage and annual volume

    To help prioritize samples and evaluation

  • Target review date

    When you need candidates and a comparison of differences

Engineering review identifies candidate parts and explains the differences.

For samples and a quotation

  • Candidate part numbers

    From the selector or engineering review

  • Quantity and project stage

    Prototyping / pilot build / production

  • Required delivery date

    Specify sample and production timing separately

  • Required documentation

    Compliance documents, material declarations or third-party reports

Samples are free of charge. Sample quantity and lead time depend on the part number and project stage. Sales will respond on business days.

Your information will be used only to respond to this support request.

Parameter comparison

Compare selected part numbers

Differences are presented for review; confirm final values and file revisions in each part-specific datasheet.