24-Position .025 Series Plug Housing
It uses a 2.20 mm pitch with dual rows spaced 3.00 mm apart, giving the harness builder a compact, dense interconnect for signal or low-power circuits.
For a production run, that means the BOM needs a separate line item for the matching.025 series crimp contacts (typically 0.50 mm to 1.00 mm² wire range, depending on the terminal variant). If you are pulling a BOM together, add the terminal part number before the harness shop hits the build.
Pitch and Row Spacing — Fit Check for the Harness
The 2.20 mm pitch is tighter than the older 2.54 mm standard, so the connector body is narrower for a given circuit count — useful when routing multiple connectors across a panel or board edge. The dual-row layout with 3.00 mm row spacing means the mating receptacle must match both the pitch and the row offset. The 24 circuits fill both rows evenly (12 per row), so the footprint is symmetrical. If you are replacing a connector on an existing harness, measure the existing housing's pitch and row spacing against these numbers before committing.