1648515-1

Overview

The TE Connectivity AMP Connectors part number 1648515-1 is a rectangular connector housing designed for use with the AMPMODU MOD II series. This specific component serves as a receptacle housing, intended to accommodate contacts and secure them within an assembly. It is engineered to provide structural support and alignment for mating connectors in electronic systems. The housing is constructed from thermoplastic materials to ensure durability and resistance to environmental factors common in industrial applications.

Feature Summary

• Provides secure mechanical retention for electrical contacts
• Designed for reliable mating with compatible receptacles
• Constructed from durable thermoplastic material

Applications

• Industrial control panels
• Automotive wiring harnesses
• General purpose electronic assemblies

Procurement Notes

Verify the exact mating partner requirements before procurement. Ensure the contact type matches the housing cavity configuration. Confirm that the material grade meets the specific environmental exposure needs of the target application. Cross-reference the revision level if sourcing from multiple distributors to guarantee compatibility with existing inventory.

Selection Notes

Select this housing based on the required number of positions and the specific contact size compatibility. Consider the operating temperature range and chemical resistance requirements when evaluating alternative housings. Ensure the mounting style aligns with the panel or chassis design constraints of the final assembly.

Part Context

This component belongs to the AMPMODU MOD II family, a widely used interconnection system known for its versatility. The family includes various housings, contacts, and accessories designed for different current and signal transmission needs. This specific housing is a standard receptacle option within that ecosystem, supporting modular design approaches in complex wiring scenarios.

Replacement Considerations

Direct replacements must match the pin count, contact size, and mounting style exactly. Verify that any substitute housing maintains the same UL recognition and material specifications. Check for any changes in mating interface dimensions to prevent assembly issues.