928202-1

Overview

The TE Connectivity AMP Connectors part number 928202-1 is a rectangular connector housing designed for use with AMP LPH series contacts. This specific component serves as the plastic housing unit, intended to mate with corresponding metal contacts and other housing halves to form a complete electrical connection assembly. It is engineered for reliable signal transmission in various electronic applications requiring secure contact retention.

Feature Summary

• Designed for use with AMP LPH series contacts
• Provides secure mechanical retention for mating connectors
• Constructed from durable thermoplastic material

Applications

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

Procurement Notes

Verify the exact pin count and orientation against your design schematic before ordering. Ensure compatibility with the specific AMP LPH contact type required for your application. Confirm that the housing material and temperature ratings meet your environmental specifications. Cross-reference the manufacturer's current datasheet for any recent updates to the product line or packaging details.

Selection Notes

Select this housing based on the required number of positions and the specific contact series it must accommodate. Consider the mating interface requirements and the overall enclosure constraints of your assembly. Evaluate the environmental conditions such as temperature and vibration to ensure the housing material provides adequate performance for the intended service life.

Part Context

This component belongs to the broader family of AMP LPH (Low Profile Housing) connectors manufactured by TE Connectivity. These housings are widely used in industries requiring compact and reliable interconnect solutions. The LPH series is known for its low profile design, which helps save space in dense circuit board layouts or confined wiring spaces.

Replacement Considerations

Consult TE Connectivity official documentation for verified cross-reference part numbers. Ensure any substitute maintains identical pin count, contact compatibility, and physical dimensions. Verify that alternative components meet the same electrical and mechanical standards required for your specific application.