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TE Connectivity AMP Connectors 181949-2 — Quick-Disconnect Terminals

TE Connectivity 181949-2 Faston Tab, 0.250" Male

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TE Connectivity AMP Connectors Faston quick-disconnect tab, order code 181949-2, male, 0.250" (6.35mm) tab width, 0.032" (0.81mm) tab thickness, non-insulated, tin-plated brass, screw/rivet/stud termination, bulk package.

$0.3100Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
RoHSROHS3 Compliant
SeriesFaston
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Specifications

181949-2 specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesFaston
MountingBoard, Chassis
Terminal typeAngled - 45°
Tab width0.250\" (6.35mm)
Contact materialBrass
GenderMale
PackageBulk
InsulationNon-Insulated
Tab length0.307\" (7.80mm)
TerminationScrew, Rivet, Stud
Tab thickness0.032\" (0.81mm)
Contact finishTin

Product details

Faston 0.250" tab — 45° angled male

The 181949-2 is a male quick-disconnect tab in TE's Faston series, terminated by screw, rivet, or stud for board or chassis mounting.

Same-width siblings in the Faston series

Within the Faston 0.250" tab family, the 181949-2 shares its width, thickness, and termination style with the 181948-2 — the 181948-2 is a straight tab, while the 181949-2 is angled 45°. The 141878-2 is a dual-tab variant at the same 0.250" width and 0.032" thickness, suited for applications needing two connection points from one mount.

Frequently asked questions

Will 181949-2 drop into a panel that was specified around 181948-2 without rewiring?

The 181949-2 and 181948-2 share the same 0.250" tab width, 0.032" thickness, and screw/rivet/stud termination — the difference is the 45° angle on the 181949-2 versus a straight tab on the 181948-2. The mounting footprint and wire connection are identical, so the angled tab is a direct mechanical swap where the orientation fits.