What This 14-Position Receptacle Housing Does in the Harness
Pitch, Row Spacing, and the Board Footprint Match
That means the mating header you pair this with — a 14-position, dual-row, 0.100" pitch through-hole or SMT header — will drop onto the same board footprint every time. No special routing or oddball spacing to chase down.
You crimp your own male or female contacts (the housing accepts both) using the standard AMPMODU Mod IV crimp terminals, then insert them into the cavities. The strain relief feature on the back of the housing secures the wire bundle after termination, preventing the crimp from taking the load during cable flex or pull.
Locking Ramp and Strain Relief — Field-Mateable Retention
That's the primary retention in a free-hanging harness where vibration or cable movement could otherwise walk the connector pair apart. The strain relief, moulded into the housing, clamps the wire jacket after the contacts are loaded, so the crimp barrel doesn't carry the tensile load.
