4 pin inline shrouded polarised socket used on Grove

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I’m trying to find the source of the 4 pin inline male socket that is on the Grove Sensor Shield, the modules and the I2C Hub? It looks like a molex/JST connector but I can’t find a source.

Thanks

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Hi,

Please find the datasheet of Grove connectors in the following link.

Thanks and regards

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Is there an updated link or additional info about this socket?

The link above is redirecting to the Seeed Studio home page.

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Hi there,

So , it’s an age old conundrum, a chicken and the Egg if you will?
Seeed owns that now, and there AFAIK Zero source for a flying lead, crimpable with the polarised Male socket NO.., Male plug YES,all day long, SMD and
through-hole for PCB, Right angle is harder to find but available, Vertical male easy. However the Sasquatch :hairy_creature: of the group is Unseen and rarely mentioned, except offline in the dark web maybe :grin: :crossed_fingers:

Extensions and short leads are starting to show up. Maybe seeed will get the memo, and provide all the genders. :see_no_evil_monkey: :speak_no_evil_monkey:

GL :slight_smile: PJ :v:
HTH :+1:

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Looks like it might be a A2005(PHB-SMT) Searching the Arduino StackExchange for “What type of connector does the GROVE system use?” will lead you to an answer with some documentation (I cannot post links). But, if that’s the case, it’s only available in “call for bulk pricing” quantities.

Edit: spoke too soon, looks like it could be a HY-4. If that’s the case, it’s available via LCSC and other fine vendors.

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