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TE Connectivity AMP Connectors 1-1761184-3 — Modular / RJ Connectors

TE Connectivity 1-1761184-3 SDL Plug, 8 Pos, 24 AWG

MPN1-1761184-3
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TE Connectivity, 50 Series, SDL Plug, 1-1761184-3, 8 Positions, 24 AWG, Gold, Shielded, Crimp Termination

$8.4600Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
RoHSRoHS Compliant
Series50
Sourced new & surplus through independent channelsAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

1-1761184-3 specifications
ParameterValue
Series50
Cable typeRibbon
Connector typeSDL, Plug
Voltage rating30V
Current rating1.5 A
Wire gauge24 AWG
ColorClear, Gray
Shield materialBrass
Contact materialCopper Alloy
Housing materialPolycarbonate (PC)
Length0.890\" (22.61mm)
PackageBulk
FeaturesKeyed
ShieldingShielded
TerminationCrimp
Contact finishGold
Contact finish thickness50.0µin (1.27µm)
Number of positions (Contacts)8 Positions

Product details

The clear/gray polycarbonate housing carries a keying feature to prevent mis-mating. This is a signal-level connector rated 1.5 A per circuit at 30 V, not a power interconnect.

This plug terminates to 24 AWG ribbon cable via crimp contacts. The keyed housing ensures correct orientation during mating. For crimping, TE recommends their SDL-specific hand tool or a semi-automatic press with the appropriate applicator; the terminal design requires a clean, full-crimp to achieve the rated retention.

The 1.5 A per-contact rating at 30 V is typical for signal-level SDL interconnects — think data lines, not power feeds. The 24 AWG ribbon cable is a standard gauge for this series; if your harness uses 22 AWG or 26 AWG, the crimp terminal may not be compatible. The shielded construction adds a ground path around the signal bundle, which is necessary in electrically noisy environments or where radiated emissions must be contained.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy 1-1761184-3?

The 1-1761184-3 is sourced through independent distribution. Submit an RFQ for current pricing and lead time; availability is confirmed at quote.

What is an SDL connector used for?

SDL (Shielded Data Link) connectors are used for shielded ribbon cable interconnects in data, signal, and low-power applications where EMI protection is required — common in telecom, networking, and industrial control equipment.

What tools are required for crimping TE SDL connectors?

TE recommends their SDL-specific crimp hand tool or a semi-automatic press with the correct applicator for the 24 AWG terminal. A full-crimp is required to meet the rated contact retention.