Wire Connector D-Sub 3 Harting 09 69 301 5172 Green Metallic

The Harting 09 69 301 5172 is a D-Sub 3 female wire connector with solder cup termination, designed for reliable electrical connections in industrial and electronic equipment. The connector has 15 standard contacts plus 2 additional special contacts and is constructed from glass-fibre filled polyester (thermoplastic resin) with steel, tin-plated hardware. It is RoHS-compliant and has a rated current of 5 A. The product is finished in green metallic and is intended for panel or cable-end mounting where a compact D-Sub 3 interface is required.

Advantages

The connector provides solder cup terminations for secure wire attachment and maintains consistent contact performance through copper-alloy contacts. Its glass-fibre filled polyester housing offers mechanical strength and thermal stability, while tin-plated steel components ensure corrosion resistance. The inclusion of two additional special contacts increases wiring flexibility compared with a standard 15-contact D-Sub.

Suitable for

• Signal and low-current power connections requiring a D-Sub 3 interface
• Industrial control panels and instrumentation
• Repair or replacement of D-Sub 3 female connectors
• Applications needing solder cup termination for custom wiring

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Harting
• MPN: 09 69 301 5172
• EAN: 2050006145425
• Connector type: D-Sub 3, female
• Termination: solder cup
• Contacts: 15 + 2 special contacts
• Contact material: copper alloy
• Housing material: thermoplastic resin, glass-fibre filled (polyester)
• Shell hardware: steel, tin plated
• Rated current: 5 A
• Colour/finish: green metallic
• Compliance: RoHS
• Weight: 10.8 g

How to use

Prepare wires to the appropriate length and tin the conductor ends. Insert each tinned wire into the corresponding solder cup and apply solder until a secure joint is formed. Verify correct pin assignment before soldering to avoid miswiring. After soldering, inspect joints for cold solder or bridges and mount the connector into the mating D-Sub housing or panel according to the equipment manufacturer’s instructions.

Recommendations

Use suitable soldering equipment and personal protective measures. Avoid exceeding the 5 A rated current per contact and ensure mating connectors are properly aligned to prevent contact damage. Store the connector in a dry environment to reduce corrosion risk to metal parts.