The HE connector series is the highly reliable improved version of the conventional HD series, with a mechanism that minimises the possibility of terminal back out and semi-engagement of connectors. This series consists of 025, 040, 050, 090, 187 and 375 types (025, 040, 050, 090, 187 and 312 types for the hybrid model) classified according to terminal size, supporting use in a variety of control circuits and low power circuits.
Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems Europe (SEWS) is responsible for the design, manufacture and supply of fuse boxes and electronics, wiring harnesses and connectors to most of Europe’s leading motor manufacturers. Working in close collaboration with their group resources in Japan, Sumitomo pursues an aggressive research and development strategy to produce innovative, high-technology products.
Sumitomo’s commitment to unsurpassed product quality, superior service, unbeatable value and customer satisfaction makes Sumitomo the natural choice for the European automotive industry.
An incompletely inserted terminal is automatically adjusted to the correct position by setting a retainer
Retainers are pre-mounted on the connector housing and are structured to enable setting by the same simple operation regardless of the number of ways, improving operability
An extra clip can be attached to the connector housing to secure it to the car body and multiple connectors can be joined
PCB models also available
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