TE Connectivity RP28500 TE Connectivity Connectors and Terminals

Razz Middle East supplies TE Connectivity connectors, terminals and interconnect products to panel builders, machine shops and maintenance teams in Saudi Arabia. AMP and Deutsch connector housings, crimp contacts, PCB headers, terminals and splices, relays and heat-shrink products are sourced to order against the exact part number, and delivered duty-paid.

TE Connectivity RP28500

This page covers TE Connectivity part number RP28500 — TE Connectivity Connectors and Terminals. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About TE Connectivity Connectors and Terminals

TE Connectivity's industrial range is built around the connector as a set of separate ordered items rather than a single assembly. A typical sealed connection needs a housing, the correct crimp contacts in the right wire gauge and plating, a wedge lock or terminal position assurance part, and sealing plugs for unused cavities. The Deutsch DT, DTM and DTP families are the sealed rectangular connectors used on mobile equipment, engine harnesses and outdoor machinery, with DT06 denoting the plug side of the DT series. The AMP families cover wire-to-board and wire-to-wire connections in control panels and electronics, including Mate-N-Lok, Faston receptacles and tabs, and a wide range of PCB headers. Beyond connectors there are ring, spade and butt terminals, insulated and non-insulated splices, identification sleeving, heat-shrink tubing and moulded boots, industrial relays and contactors, and sensors. Part numbers are frequently written with a leading sequence prefix, as in 1-1103640-1 or 2-338309-2, and that prefix is part of the number, not a line item count.

TE Connectivity Connectors and Terminals in Saudi Arabia

Interconnect parts reach Saudi sites mainly through harness repair and machine building. Workshops servicing drilling equipment, cranes, generators, mobile plant and agricultural machinery replace sealed Deutsch connectors and contacts when a harness is damaged by heat, vibration or a failed seal, and outdoor equipment in the Kingdom sees all three. Panel builders and OEM machine assemblers use the AMP families for internal wiring, sensor leads and board connections. Instrument and control contractors use terminals, splices and heat-shrink for terminations and repairs at pumping stations, remote well sites and telemetry cabinets. Two local conditions drive part selection. Sand and dust demand properly sealed housings with every unused cavity plugged, because a single open cavity defeats the seal rating of the whole connector. High ambient temperature and direct sun degrade unsuitable insulation and boots, so the temperature rating of the housing and sleeving deserves checking.

Ordering and lead time

Quote the part number in full, including any leading sequence prefix and trailing suffix, for example 1-1103640-1, DT06-2S-P012 or 927775-3. The prefix is part of the identifier and dropping it gives a different product. For a connector, list every component of the mated pair as a separate line: plug housing, receptacle housing, contacts in the correct wire size and plating, wedge locks, and sealing plugs for unused cavities. State the wire cross section and insulation diameter, since crimp contacts are sized to a gauge range, and confirm whether gold or tin plating is required for the signal level involved. Say how many pieces are needed and whether reeled or loose-piece contacts are acceptable, because reeled contacts carry minimum quantities and require the matching applicator. Items are sourced to order, typically three weeks, and delivered duty-paid.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.