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TE Connectivity AMP Connectors 60789-2 — Circular Connectors

TE Connectivity 60789-2 Post Receptacle, 20-24 AWG, Obsolete

MPN60789-2
Obsolete

TE Connectivity 60789-2 post receptacle terminal, crimp termination, 20-24 AWG, Bulk package.

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Specifications

60789-2 specifications
ParameterValue
Terminal typePost Receptacle
Wire gauge20-24 AWG
PackageBulk
TerminationCrimp

Product details

Terminal identity and wire range

The TE Connectivity 60789-2 is a post receptacle terminal — the female half that crimps onto a wire and mates with a male pin or tab in a corresponding housing. It accepts 20-24 AWG wire, which covers the common signal and low-power circuit sizes in harness assemblies. The crimp termination requires a standard open-barrel crimp tool; no solder or insulation displacement involved.

Packaging and line feed

Supplied in Bulk packaging — loose terminals, not tape-and-reel. That means it feeds into a semi-automatic crimp press with a bulk-feed bowl or a hand-tool station, not a high-speed reel-fed applicator. If your line expects reel packaging, factor in the changeover or verify the bowl feed setup before committing.

The 60789-2 is officially listed as Obsolete. No successor order code is recorded in the TE portfolio for this exact terminal.

Frequently asked questions

Is 60789-2 obsolete?

Yes, TE Connectivity has officially listed the 60789-2 as Obsolete. There is no direct-replacement order code recorded, so any new supply must come from surplus inventory or a functionally equivalent alternative terminal.

What wire gauge does 60789-2 accept?

The 60789-2 accepts 20-24 AWG wire. That covers the common signal and low-power circuit sizes used in harness assemblies. Confirm your wire diameter fits within that range before crimping.