SRS-100-C-001

Overview

The SRS-100-C-001 is a replacement rubber spring manufactured by TE Connectivity, designed for use with mobile coil antennas. It features a rod diameter of 0.100 inches. This component serves as a mechanical accessory within the mobile coil antenna assembly, providing necessary structural support and flexibility. The part is categorized under digital data networks and mobile coil antennas, indicating its role in maintaining antenna integrity during vehicle movement.

Feature Summary

• Functions as a replacement rubber spring for mobile coil antenna systems
• Designed to provide mechanical resilience and structural support
• Compatible with specific TE Connectivity mobile coil antenna assemblies

Applications

• Replacement in mobile coil antenna assemblies
• Maintenance of digital data network antenna systems
• Vehicle-mounted communication equipment repair

Procurement Notes

Verify the exact compatibility with your existing mobile coil antenna model before procurement. Confirm that the 0.100-inch rod diameter matches the original specification. Check current availability status as this may be a specialized replacement part. Ensure the source provides official TE Connectivity documentation to guarantee authenticity and fitment.

Selection Notes

Select this part specifically when replacing a damaged or worn rubber spring in a TE Connectivity mobile coil antenna. Ensure the application requires a 0.100-inch rod diameter spring. Verify that the antenna system belongs to the digital data networks category. Do not substitute with generic springs unless specifications are identical.

Part Context

This component belongs to the mobile coil antenna accessories line from TE Connectivity. It is intended for field maintenance rather than initial manufacturing. The part number indicates it is a specific size variant within the SRS series. It supports the longevity of mobile communication hardware by replacing critical mechanical elements.

Replacement Considerations

SRS-100-C-001 is explicitly listed as a replacement rubber spring. No other specific substitute part numbers are documented in the provided sources. Ensure the original part failure is due to spring degradation.