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The TE Connectivity AMP Connectors part number 1400895-1 is a dielectric component, specifically identified as a rear dielectric. It belongs to the manufacturer's connector ecosystem and is designed for use in rectangular interconnect systems. The component is classified under electrical connectors and interconnect devices. It is manufactured by TE Connectivity/AMP Brand and is documented as being RoHS compliant. This part serves as a structural insulating element within a larger assembly rather than a standalone active connector.
Verify the specific mating connector series before procurement, as this is a sub-component dielectric rather than a complete connector unit. Confirm that the application requires a rear dielectric configuration compatible with the primary housing. Ensure the design supports the integration of separate contact and dielectric elements. Cross-reference the exact suffix or revision if available in official documentation to guarantee fitment.
Select this component only when designing or repairing assemblies that utilize separate dielectric and contact structures. It is not suitable for applications requiring a pre-assembled single-piece connector. Evaluate the mechanical constraints of the rear housing interface. Ensure the material properties align with the environmental requirements of the final product deployment.
This component is part of the extensive TE Connectivity AMP Connectors portfolio, which includes various rectangular and D-sub connector families. The brand has a long history of producing reliable interconnect solutions for harsh environments. As a dielectric, it represents the insulating infrastructure necessary for high-density signal and power transmission modules used in industrial and commercial sectors.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided data. Replacement should be sought through original manufacturer channels or verified distributors using the exact part number to ensure dimensional and material compatibility.
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