3-Position Receptacle Housing for the EconoSeal J Mark II 070 Line
It's the female half that accepts male pin contacts (sold separately) and terminates via crimp — no soldering iron needed in the harness build. The 4.80mm pitch gives each contact plenty of room, so the housing handles the current the terminals are rated for without worrying about creepage between circuits. Black PBT body, free-hanging inline mount, rated from -30°C to 105°C — typical for engine-bay or industrial cabinet duty where the connector sees temperature swings but not direct washdown.
What Mates and What Doesn't
The 4.80mm pitch is the same across the EconoSeal J Mark II 070 family, so the plug half with the corresponding tab contacts will latch into this receptacle. No locking ramp listed on this variant, so the retention comes from the terminal latch inside the housing cavity and the fit of the mating plug.
Still in Production — No Replacement Needed
ROHS3 compliant. No official cross-reference or second-source exists on record.
What the 4.80mm Pitch Means for Your Harness
At 4.80mm between centres, the contact spacing is generous — not a dense-pitch connector. That gives you room to run thicker insulation or larger wire gauges into the crimp barrel without the boots crowding each other. The 3-position layout in a single row keeps the housing narrow, so it fits into tight inline splice points or bulkhead pass-throughs where a multi-row connector wouldn't clear.