Housing Only — Order the Terminals Separately
The 2.50mm pitch and 3.75mm row spacing give enough room for 20-22 AWG power wiring without crowding the crimp pockets.
What Contacts Fit and How to Wire It
You need to order the Dynamic D-2100 crimp socket terminals separately. The series accepts a stamped-and-formed female contact that crimps onto 20-22 AWG wire (check the terminal datasheet for the exact wire range and strip length). The dual-row layout means you populate both rows — eight cavities total — so plan your harness breakout accordingly.
Active Production — No Last-Time-Buy Worry
There is no end-of-life notice or phase-out date on record, so it can be specified into a multi-year production BOM without a last-time-buy scramble.
How It Sits Against the 30-Position Sibling
The closest same-series peer in the evidence is the 1-2333134-5, a 30-position, dual-row Dynamic D-2100 receptacle housing. The key difference is pitch: the 1-1318119-4 runs at 2.50mm pitch, while the 1-2333134-5 uses a tighter 2.00mm pitch with a 3.30mm row spacing. The 30-position version also swaps the latch lock for a locking ramp fastening system. If your board layout or harness density demands more circuits in the same footprint, the 30-position sibling is the higher-density alternative — but the 8-position housing is the right call when you only need a small power tap or a discrete sensor connection.