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TE 66105-4 Multimate III+ Socket, Gold, 20-24 AWG

MPN66105-4
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TE Multimate III+ stamped socket, 66105-4, gold 30.0µin, crimp, 20-24 AWG, bulk.

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Specifications

66105-4 Technical Specifications
ParameterValue
TypeStamped
SeriesMultimate III+
Wire gauge20-24 AWG
Contact materialBrass
PackageBulk
Pin or socketSocket
Contact finishGold
Contact terminationCrimp
Contact finish thickness30.0µin (0.76µm)

Product details

Stamped Socket for the Multimate III+ Platform

The TE 66105-4 is a stamped socket in the Multimate III+ series, designed as a crimp-terminated contact for 20-24 AWG wire.

This socket accepts 20-24 AWG stranded wire with a standard crimp tool. The brass base material and gold flash keep contact resistance stable across that wire range; you don't need to derate for the smaller strand bundle. Crimp the barrel, not the wire insulation — the stamped body gives a clear bell-mouth indicator when the crimp height is right.

Frequently asked questions

What wire gauge does the 66105-4 socket support?

The 66105-4 accepts 20-24 AWG wire. Use the matching TE crimp tool for the Multimate III+ contact family to get the correct crimp height and pull-off force.

What connector housing mates with the 66105-4 socket?

The 66105-4 is a Multimate III+ series socket. It mates with any Multimate III+ pin header or receptacle housing that accepts a stamped socket contact of this size — typically the standard-density cavity layouts in the series. Confirm the housing cavity count and keying before committing the BOM line.