3-Position IDC Plug for Discrete Wire Harnesses
Tin contacts keep the cost down for moderate-cycle indoor duty. The free-hanging, right-angle cable exit lets you route the wire perpendicular to the connector body — handy when a straight pull won't clear the enclosure wall.
IDC Termination Saves the Crimp Step
No separate crimp terminal, no tooling for a crimp die — just a simple insertion tool or a bench press. That speeds up harness assembly in a shop or a field repair where you don't want to carry a crimper. The closed-end feature means the IDC slot is enclosed on the wire-entry side, protecting the termination point from accidental snagging or debris.
Mates with the Mark I Receptacle
The 0.197" (5.00mm) pitch and single-row layout are shared across the Mark I IDC family, so the 3-position plug mates with a 3-position receptacle; don't try a different position count unless the housing is keyed for it (no keying evidence on this part, so position count is the alignment guide).
