6-Position Receptacle Housing for Harness Assembly
This is the shell only; the crimp terminals are ordered separately, so factor that into your BOM line.
This housing is a wire-to-wire or wire-to-device interconnect for automotive and industrial harnesses where vibration resistance matters. The latch holder keeps the pair mated under engine-bay or chassis-mounted conditions. The 5.00mm pitch gives enough spacing for 20-16 AWG power and signal circuits without crowding the crimp pocket. Three rows in a 6-position layout mean it's a 2+2+2 or 3+3+0 cavity configuration — verify your circuit assignment against the cavity numbering on the drawing.
Cross-Shop Against the 2-Row Variant
If your harness layout needs a two-row footprint instead of three, the 1-2069882-6 is a 6-position receptacle from the same Junior Power Timer family but at a 0.200" (5.08mm) pitch with a 0.300" (7.62mm) row spacing. The 1-965640-1 uses 5.00mm pitch and 0.217" (5.51mm) row spacing — the difference is small but the cavity arrangement changes. Both are free-hanging, crimp-termination housings with contacts ordered separately. The row count is the decision: the three-row body packs the same 6 circuits into a shorter overall length.