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TE Connectivity AMP Connectors part number 2141900-3 is a rectangular connector contact designed for the MCP series. It features a wire gauge capacity of 22 AWG and utilizes a crimp termination method. The contact finish is tin, ensuring compatibility with standard mating interfaces. This component is classified as a general-purpose terminal suitable for signal transmission applications within rectangular housing systems.
Verify the specific contact type and orientation required for your assembly before ordering. Confirm that the mating housing belongs to the compatible MCP series. Ensure that appropriate crimping tools are available for the specified wire gauge and terminal design to maintain connection integrity.
Select this component when a tin-plated crimp contact is needed for 22 AWG wires. It is intended for use within rectangular connector housings rather than as a standalone solution. Verify insulation requirements and mating pin dimensions against the system design specifications.
This part belongs to the TE Connectivity AMP Connectors portfolio, which provides interconnect solutions for various industries. The MCP series focuses on reliable rectangular connections. This specific contact serves as a fundamental building block for assembling complete connector systems requiring robust electrical pathways.
Consult official substitution guides for equivalent contacts. Verify mechanical fit and electrical characteristics before replacing with alternative part numbers from the same or different manufacturers.

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