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The TE Connectivity AMP Connectors part number 553883-1 is a connector latch component. It belongs to the headers and wire housings category, specifically designed as a latch for connectors. The component is lead-free and RoHS compliant. It is currently in production with a manufacturer standard lead time of 13 weeks.
Verify the specific connector series compatibility before procurement, as this item is a latch accessory rather than a standalone connector. Confirm that the 13-week standard lead time aligns with project schedules. Ensure the RoHS compliance status meets current regulatory requirements for the intended deployment region.
Select this component when a replacement or original latch is required for compatible TE Connectivity AMP connector systems. Consider the 13-week lead time during planning. Verify mechanical fit within the target housing structure. This part serves a specific structural role and does not provide electrical connectivity on its own.
This component is categorized under Headers & Wire Housings by distributors but functions specifically as a latch. It is manufactured by TE Connectivity AMP Connectors. The part is distinct from electrical connectors, serving a mechanical retention purpose within larger connector assemblies.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation.

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