Original Part Number: 15494586
LHE Part Number: 403005
Contact Tab Size Series: Cover
Color: Black
Paired Connector: 15494596
Original Part Number: 12160494
LHE Part Number: TPA10076
Contact Tab Size Series: TPA
Color: White
Number of Positions: 20 Position
Paired Connector: 13603422
Original Part Number: 7157-7566-90
LHE Part Number: TPA10075
Contact Tab Size Series: TPA
Color: Blue
Number of Positions: 84 Position
Paired Connector: 7222-1567
Original Part Number: 7157-7565-30
LHE Part Number: TPA10074
Contact Tab Size Series: TPA
Color: Black
Number of Positions: 84 Position
Paired Connector: 7222-1567
Original Part Number: MX23A34XF1
LHE Part Number: TPA10073
Contact Tab Size Series: TPA
Color: Orange
Number of Positions: 34 Position
Paired Connector: MX23A34SF1
Original Part Number: MX23A26XF1
LHE Part Number: TPA10072
Contact Tab Size Series: TPA
Color: Orange
Number of Positions: 26 Position
Paired Connector: MX23A26SF1
Original Part Number: MX23A18XF1
LHE Part Number: TPA10071
Contact Tab Size Series: TPA
Color: Orange
Paired Connector: MX23A18SF1
Original Part Number: 15357145
LHE Part Number: CPA00069
Contact Tab Size Series: CPA
Color: Red
Paired Connector: 15452126
Original Part Number: 15357143
LHE Part Number: TPA10068
Contact Tab Size Series: TPA
Color: Blue
Paired Connector: 15452126
Original Part Number: 15357144
LHE Part Number: TPA10067
Contact Tab Size Series: TPA
Color: Blue
Paired Connector: 15452126
Original Part Number: 12047948
LHE Part Number: TPA20054
Contact Tab Size Series: TPA
Color: Black
Original Part Number: 12052845
LHE Part Number: TPA20053
Contact Tab Size Series: TPA
Color: White
Corrosion is a common cause of connector failure in automotive, marine, and industrial applications. When moisture, dust, salt, or other contaminants enter an electrical connector, they can damage metal contacts, leading to poor conductivity, intermittent faults, or complete failure.
A connector cap provides a simple but effective protective seal. By covering unused or exposed connectors, it helps keep out water, dirt, and other contaminants, maintaining a clean and dry environment inside the connector.
This protection is especially important in harsh operating conditions where connectors are exposed to vibration, temperature changes, humidity, and chemicals. Reducing contamination helps extend connector service life and maintain reliable electrical performance.
Using the right connector cap is an easy and cost-effective way to protect wiring systems, minimize maintenance, and reduce the risk of unexpected downtime.
Reliable electrical systems start with reliable protection. Our automotive connector caps and wire connector covers help seal exposed connectors against moisture, dust, and other contaminants, improving connection reliability and extending service life in demanding environments.
Different applications require different types of connector protection. Selecting the right cap, seal, or wire cover helps prevent contamination, improve connector reliability, and extend service life. Compare the options below to find the solution that best fits your application.
These are perfect for sealing off unused connector ports or covering exposed terminals. They’re ideal when you want to keep dirt and moisture out of places that aren’t always connected.
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Seals are built into the connection itself, often in the form of rubber gaskets or ring seals inside the connector. They create a tight fit between the connector halves and help keep water and debris out when the connection is in use.
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Wire connector covers are broader in shape and can cover the entire connector housing or even multiple wires. They offer additional protection against abrasion, UV exposure, and external impact.
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