10-Position Sealed Receptacle — the Mini50 34967 Catch for Harness Builders
Its 1.80 mm pitch packs 10 circuits into a housing that would normally hold half that count at the older 2.54 mm standard — a density gain that matters when the junction box real estate is tight. The black housing is a glass-filled polyamide / syndiotactic polystyrene blend, UL94 V-0 rated for the flame requirements of enclosed equipment.
Contacts Not Included — the Common Sourcing Trap
This is the single most frequent mistake on this line: the BOM gets the receptacle and the mating plug, but the crimp terminals are a separate line item. For a complete harness, order the matching Molex Mini50 34967-series female crimp terminals separately. The 1.80 mm pitch limits the terminal size; typical wire gauges for this series are 20-22 AWG, though confirm the specific terminal datasheet for your strand count and insulation diameter.
Mating Plug and Termination Checklist
This receptacle mates with a Mini50 34967-series male header plug — a separate order code that must match the 10-position count and 1.80 mm pitch. Termination is crimp-style: strip the wire, crimp the female socket terminal with the correct Mini50 tooling (hand crimper or semi-auto press), insert into the cavity until the terminal retention lance locks, and verify full seat with a back-probe or pull test. The sealed version uses an interface seal on the header side; the receptacle housing itself is sealed against the wire entry via the terminal wire seal.