13-Position Through-Hole Receptacle for Discrete Wire Harnesses
Its 0.100" (2.54mm) pitch and matching 0.100" row spacing give a compact 3-row layout — 13 positions in a footprint that fits standard 0.100" grid boards without needing custom pad patterns. The green housing is a visual identifier on the line, helping harness assemblers distinguish this variant from other Micro Quadlok color-coded options.
Latch Lock Retention for Vibration Resistance
A latch lock fastening type secures the mated pair — the ramp-and-catch engagement holds the receptacle to its header under vibration and cable tug, common in automotive and industrial control cabinet environments. The latch is integral to the housing, so no secondary clip or screw is needed during field assembly. This is a one-handed mate-and-lock design: push to seat, pull the latch tab to release.
Tin Contacts: Cost-Effective for Low-Cycle Duty
That is fine for a harness that mates once at the factory and stays connected, or for periodic service disconnects. For frequent field swapping (daily or weekly), a gold-plated Micro Quadlok variant would be the better choice. The tin finish also keeps the per-circuit cost lower than gold alternatives.