Sealed housing and latch lock
The sealed feature means this receptacle carries an interfacial seal between the mating faces and a wire-entry seal on the back, so it handles splash, pressure wash, and condensation.
Crimp termination and wire gauge
The terminal accepts a specific wire gauge range — check the Squba 3.6 terminal datasheet for the exact AWG range, typically 18-22 AWG for this pitch class. The crimp barrel must be matched to the conductor diameter; a loose crimp pulls out under tension, an over-crimped barrel nicks the strands. The housing itself is free-hanging, so the terminated wire exits straight out the back — no right-angle strain relief built in, so plan a cable tie or clamp if the harness sees constant flexing.
This receptacle mates with the Squba 3.6 male header (board-mount or in-line plug). The mating half carries the male pin contacts that insert into the female sockets inside this gray housing. The 2-position count means the header must also be 2 circuits — a 3-position header will not fit. The 3.60 mm pitch is consistent across all Squba 3.6 members, so the footprint and wire spacing are identical across the series.