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TE Connectivity AMP Connectors

61626-2 MATE-N-LOK Socket Crimp Terminal 14-20 AWG Tin

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TE Connectivity MATE-N-LOK socket contact, order code 61626-2, 14-20 AWG, tin-plated, crimp termination, Tape & Reel and Cut Tape packaging.

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61626-2 datasheet
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MOQ1 pcs
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Specifications

61626-2 Technical Specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesMATE-N-LOK
Wire gauge14-20 AWG
PackageTape & Reel (TR); Cut Tape (CT)
Pin or socketSocket
Contact finishTin
Contact terminationCrimp

Product details

Crimp termination, 14-20 AWG range

The 61626-2 is a socket contact from the TE Connectivity MATE-N-LOK series, accepting 14-20 AWG wire with a tin-plated crimp termination. The tin finish suits moderate-cycle applications where cost per circuit is the driver; the crimp barrel accepts stranded or solid wire within the gauge range.

Same-series siblings at 14-20 AWG and 10-12 AWG

Within the MATE-N-LOK series the 61626-2 (14-20 AWG) shares its wire range and tin finish with the 61626-1 and the 61085-1 — the three differ only in packaging or part number suffix, not in functional fit. The 61233-1 serves the same socket function but steps up to 10-12 AWG for heavier power circuits.

Frequently asked questions

Will the 61626-2 drop into a housing that was specified for the 61626-1?

Yes — both are MATE-N-LOK socket contacts for 14-20 AWG with tin finish and crimp termination. The 61626-1 and 61626-2 are functionally identical; the suffix difference reflects packaging or reel variation, not a change in the contact geometry.