Tyco Electronics, now operating as TE Connectivity, is a global manufacturer of connectors, sensors, and electronic components for automotive, industrial, and telecommunications applications.
Tyco Electronics, now operating as TE Connectivity, is a global manufacturer of connectors, sensors, and electronic components for automotive, industrial, and telecommunications applications.
Established as a global leader in engineering and manufacturing, the company produces a vast portfolio of highly engineered connectivity and sensor solutions. While the company officially rebranded to TE Connectivity in 2011, many products—including connectors, relays, circuit breakers, and application tooling—still circulate under the Tyco Electronics name. The brand is synonymous with rugged reliability in harsh environments, serving industries ranging from automotive and aerospace to data communications and industrial systems.
Users visiting this category may find manuals and data sheets for a wide variety of legacy Tyco Electronics products, as well as newer TE Connectivity components. This includes instruction sheets for terminating heads, circuit breaker owner's manuals, and guides for wire receptacles.
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Yes, Tyco Electronics changed its name to TE Connectivity in March 2011 to better reflect its role as a connectivity and sensor solutions provider.
Documents for legacy parts can often be found on the TE Connectivity website by searching the original part number, or in our archive of manuals and guides.
For many Tyco Electronics terminating heads (e.g., 58063-2), the wire insertion depth is adjusted by turning the adjuster or inserter rod. Clockwise typically decreases depth, while counterclockwise increases it. Always consult the specific instruction sheet for your tool.
For electronic components, contact TE Connectivity support at 1-800-522-6752. For legacy Tyco fire or security products, you may need to contact Johnson Controls or the respective current parent company.