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The TE Connectivity AMP Connectors part number 1SNA163181R1100 is identified as a Type 101 jumper bolt. This component serves as an accessory within the TE Connectivity product line, specifically designated for use in electrical assembly applications requiring secure jump connections. The item is classified under connector accessories and is associated with non-cancelable and non-returnable procurement terms.
Verify the exact part number 1SNA163181R1100 against official TE Connectivity documentation to confirm its classification as a Type 101 jumper bolt. Ensure that procurement requirements account for the specific designation of this item as non-cancelable and non-returnable. Cross-reference technical specifications with manufacturer datasheets to validate compatibility with intended electrical assembly applications before ordering.
Select this component when a Type 101 jumper bolt is required for specific electrical assembly tasks. Confirm that the application necessitates a jumper bolt rather than a standard connector or pin. Validate that the system design aligns with the functional requirements of the Type 101 specification provided by TE Connectivity AMP Connectors.
This component belongs to the TE Connectivity AMP Connectors portfolio, which includes various interconnect solutions. It is categorized specifically as an accessory, distinct from primary connectors or cables. The Type 101 designation indicates a specific form factor or function within the broader range of TE connectivity products designed for reliable electrical connections.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for 1SNA163181R1100. Consult TE Connectivity directly for potential alternatives if this specific Type 101 jumper bolt is unavailable.

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