6-Position Power Triple Lock Receptacle Housing — What You're Getting
The 6.00 mm pitch and 8.10 mm row spacing give it the footprint for moderate-current power distribution, and the panel-mount ears with a latch holder mean it locks into a cutout and stays there, even under vibration.
This is a housing only. You'll need the matching Power Triple Lock crimp tab terminals — TE's standard offering for this series — to populate the 6 cavities. Ordering this alone and expecting a ready-to-mate connector is the most common miss. The housing accepts tab-type contacts terminated via crimp, so you can build the harness on site with the right tooling.
At 6.00 mm pitch and 8.10 mm row spacing, this is a generously spaced power connector — not a high-density signal job. The 6.00 mm centreline gives enough creepage for the voltages this series typically sees (check the terminal rating for the exact voltage), and the 8.10 mm between rows means the two rows of 3 positions each have room for larger wire gauges without crowding. If you're swapping this into an existing harness, measure the mating header's pitch and row spacing first — they need to match exactly.
Mounting and Latching — Field-Ready
Panel mount with a latch holder. That latch holder is the same design used across the Power Triple Lock family, so it's a known quantity for vibration resistance. On site, you can re-pin it if a terminal backs out: pop the latch, pull the housing, re-crimp a new tab, and push it back in. No need to scrap the whole harness.
It's RoHS compliant. No official second-source or direct cross-reference is recorded, so stick with the TE Power Triple Lock mating half and terminals for a guaranteed fit.