It is a gray, single-row, panel-mount housing with a mounting flange and a slide-on fastening system. The 9.00 mm pitch matches the MCP 6.3 terminal family, which uses a 6.3 mm wide tab contact — a common size for power and ground circuits in automotive and industrial harnesses.
Sealed and Flange-Mounted for Vibration Duty
The housing carries a sealed feature, which means the interface between the plug and its mating receptacle is protected against moisture and dust ingress when the connector is mated and the flange is bolted down. The mounting flange lets you bolt the housing to a panel or bracket — a common requirement for engine-mounted sensors, transmission connectors, or industrial equipment where the harness sees constant vibration and the connector needs a solid mechanical anchor. The slide-on fastening is quick to engage but the flange bolts carry the retention load, not the plastic latch.
Both use the same 9.00 mm pitch and slide-on fastening. For termination, you crimp the appropriate MCP 6.3 tab terminal onto the wire — typically 16 to 14 AWG for the 6.3 mm contact size — then insert it into the housing cavity until the retention lance locks.