11-Position IDC Receptacle for Discrete or Ribbon Cable
The closed-end design blocks the last cavity, preventing a stray wire from being inserted into a non-existent position — a common harness-build gotcha.
What the Gold Plating Tells You About Duty
If your application is a one-time permanent crimp, tin would do the job cheaper; if you're building a harness that gets reconnected during maintenance, this is the right call.
IDC Termination and Harness Fit
IDC termination means the 22 AWG wire is pushed into a slot that slices through the insulation — no crimp tool, no separate terminal. That speeds up harness assembly but makes rework a cut-and-replace job. The locking ramp clicks when fully seated — you'll feel it latch, and it won't back out under vibration.