A Bare Housing for a 3-Circuit Power Harness
It uses a 2.50 mm pitch — tight enough to keep the connector compact, wide enough for 20-24 AWG power circuits without crowding. The housing is free-hanging (inline), so it lands in the middle of a harness, not on a PCB.
This housing ships empty. The terminal is a standard item in the series; use the TE crimp tooling for the wire gauge your circuit requires. The housing accepts the terminal after crimping, and the terminal locks into the cavity with a positive retention ramp.
Mating Plug and Panel Fit
The plug carries the male pins; this receptacle takes the female sockets. Both halves use the same crimp termination system. The housing has no panel-mount flange or locking ramp — it relies on the mating header's latch for retention. In a harness, you will want a cable tie or clamp behind the housing to take strain off the terminal locks.