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Your cart is empty.Vehicle lighting was the very first field that allowed HELLA to grow, so there is still a close association between the HELLA brand and lighting of various kinds. We offer a wide range of products covering all aspects of vehicle lighting, from headlamps and combination rear lamps to signal lamps, interior lamps and lighting electronics. Our development activities currently focus on features and technologies expected to be especially important in the future, generating benefits that customers can see and touch, such as light-based driver assistance systems, LEDs and design elements
Jack of no trades, master of lazy
2025-08-28 15:20:04
Along with everyone else, kind of surprised this didn't come with the terminals, but it isn't quoted in the Hella catalog that it's supposed to. Came in the traditional yellow Hella box and is even noted as being made in the USA, which was a nice surprise considering how much of their stuff is made in China and India these days.Just an FYI to future purchasers: Hella doesn't sell the terminals in quantities of less than 100 each, but they're really just licensed copies of the AMP/Tyco/TE Connectivity FASTIN-FASTON terminals. You can get the following part numbers in small quantities from Digi-Key or Mouser for around 15 cents each: (these are specifically for connectors and have the metal catch on the backside)0.250" terminal part numbers:22-18 AWG: 60295-218-14 AWG: 42100-216-12 AWG: 60253-212-10 AWG: 180351-20.187" terminal part numbers: (originally metric... hence the weird wire gauge sizes)20-15 AWG: 280919-417-13 AWG: 281197-2
Someone else
2025-08-24 11:57:11
Very little room between an installed relay and the hanger for the head of a LOW profile sheet metal screw, not a bolt, but otherwise good to go
Cheryl L. Smith
2025-07-30 11:06:40
This part is only the housing and does not include the wiring terminals necessary to plug a relay into it.It uses 2 different sized connectors - 6.3mm and 4.8 mm, also available on Amazon. The "suggested" connectors are only one of the sizes needed and do not have the retainer tabs for them to snap into the socket.
Filthy-Beast
2025-06-26 14:20:52
This is exactly what I wanted. The problem with prewired sockets is they use too small a GA wire. If I'm putting a 30amp relay 18 or 20 GA wire is worthless. This allows me to run 12GA wire to and from the relay. Be sure to buy the connectors also.
Terry
2025-03-11 15:45:37
Good product, good value, Great Service. But I invested much time looking for the quite small Wire Terminals, which DO NOT come with this "Micro" Relay Socket. Finally found the terminals at cycleterminal dotcom. But I'd have gladly paid more for the complete setup.I purchased 2 of these & they ganged together nicely. I liked the fact that I can wire & mount the Socket Base, & the Relay simply plug in. More professional (like OEM Auto Makers). For my application it was better than a pre-wired Relay & /or a Relay that has a mount tab built in.
jet1671
2025-03-05 16:27:37
This is a cheap plastic block with no terminals in it, worth about 29 cents.It appears intended for use with custom terminals which have a locking tab on one sideand does not work with conventional Quick-Connect ("Faston") terminals.I purchased this to use the relay for a custom modification, not as a replacement part.The companion relay Hella H41524021 has two 0.25" quick-connect tabs and three 0.187"quick-connect tabs, I built my own harness with crimp-style quick-connect terminals.The relay has absolutely no mounting features. I mounted it with double-stickfoam mounting tape as the block was unusable without its terminals.
Shane G.
2025-01-09 17:23:11
Good price but, so far useless. I can't find the 3 smaller solderless connectors that fit properly. I'm still looking.
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