Deutsch DTP Series 4-Pin Connector

4-pin rectangular connector

What is the Deutsch DTP 4-Pin pinout?

The Deutsch DTP Series 4-Pin Connector has 4 pins. Pin 1 is Cavity 1 (reserved). Pin 2 is Cavity 2 (reserved). Pin 3 is Cavity 3 (reserved). Pin 4 is Cavity 4 (reserved).

Deutsch DTP connectors are often used where more current capacity is needed than standard DT or DTM interfaces can offer. Keep cavity numbering and current path documentation explicit in the release package.
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Connector Pinout DiagramInteractive wiring diagram showing 4 pins with signal names and color coding.Pin 1: Cavity 1 - Upper-left cavity1Pin 2: Cavity 2 - Upper-right cavity2Pin 3: Cavity 3 - Lower-left cavity3Pin 4: Cavity 4 - Lower-right cavity4AB

Pin Assignment Table

Deutsch DTP Series 4-Pin Connector pin assignments - 4 pins
PinSignalTypeDescription
1
Cavity 1
reservedUpper-left cavity
2
Cavity 2
reservedUpper-right cavity
3
Cavity 3
reservedLower-left cavity
4
Cavity 4
reservedLower-right cavity

Signal Types

Reserved

Common Applications

Power distributionAuxiliary circuitsHigh-current sealed harnesses

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The Deutsch DTP 4-Pin connector has 4 pins: Pin 1 (Cavity 1), Pin 2 (Cavity 2), Pin 3 (Cavity 3), and Pin 4 (Cavity 4). Common in Power distribution and Auxiliary circuits.

Deutsch DTP 4-Pin Cavity Reference

Deutsch DTP connectors are often used where more current capacity is needed than standard DT or DTM interfaces can offer. Keep cavity numbering and current path documentation explicit in the release package.

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