Receptacle Housing for Two-Circuit Power or Signal Harnesses
The single-row housing accepts either male or female crimp terminals — you select the contact gender to match the mating header or plug. Panel mount is snap-in, meaning the housing clips into a rectangular cutout without separate hardware, which speeds field replacement and harness assembly.
What the Contacts-Not-Included Note Means for Your BOM
This is standard for Universal MATE-N-LOK II; the housing and terminal are distinct line items because wire gauge and plating grade (tin vs gold) are chosen per application. For a 2-position power pair, you would typically order two matching pin or socket crimp terminals from the same series.
Panel Cutout and Locking Ramp for Vibration Resistance
The snap-in panel mount clips into a rectangular cutout in a sheet-metal panel or bulkhead. This is the same latching mechanism used across the Universal MATE-N-LOK II line — it is field-proven in automotive underhood harnesses and industrial conveyor controls where a loose connector means a faulted sensor line. The single-row layout keeps the 2-position profile narrow, so the housing fits in tight panel spaces alongside other connectors.