A: No. The part number 1-1564559-1 represents only the black PBT-GF30 plastic housing shroud. Compatible 1.2mm MCON male tab contacts and single wire seals (SWS) must be purchased separately based on the wire cross-section required.

A: Keying Code A specifies the mechanical polarization of the connector housing shell. It ensures the connector only mates with the corresponding Key A female receptacle housing, preventing wiring errors in environments where multiple 4-pin connectors are co-located.

A: PBT-GF30 is a Polybutylene Terephthalate polymer reinforced with 30% glass fibers. It provides exceptional resistance to high under-hood temperatures (up to 125°C), high structural stiffness, minimal moisture absorption, and excellent resistance against typical automotive fluids, oils, and cleaning solvents.

A: This receptacle housing is designed for Molex MX150 female socket terminals, primarily from the 33012 (Tin, Gold, or Silver plating) and 33001 series. Terminals are not included and must be selected and purchased separately based on your application’s wire gauge (AWG/ISO metric dimensions).

A: The PA/SPS-GF20 marking identifies a blend of Polyamide (Nylon) and Syndiotactic Polystyrene reinforced with 20% glass fiber. This engineering thermoplastic alloy provides high temperature resistance (up to 150°C), superior dimensional stability under mechanical stress, and excellent resistance to automotive fluids, fuels, and salt spray.

A: No. The Molex MX150 series features an integrated Terminal Position Assurance (TPA) mechanism built directly into the housing assembly (the off-white grid insert visible at the mating face). When terminals are crimped and inserted, this pre-assembled TPA aligns and locks them into place without requiring additional external locking accessories.

A: No. The part number DT06-12SB refers specifically to the black thermoplastic housing with its integrated wire and front radial seals. The secondary wedgelock (part number W12S) and DEUTSCH Size 16 solid or stamped & formed female socket contacts must be ordered separately based on your specific wire gauge.

A: The differences lie in the color and mechanical keying. DT06-12SA is gray with Keying Code A, whereas DT06-12SB is black with Keying Code B. This mechanical keying difference prevents the accidental mis-mating of adjacent connectors carrying different circuits on the same wiring harness.

A: Yes. The DT06-12SB is built from glass-filled polyamide (PA GF) and rated to IP68 and IP6K9K standards. It complies with SAE J2030 specifications, making it resistant to salt spray, fuel, engine lubricants, and moisture exposure under extreme temperature ranges of -55°C to 125°C.

A: No. The part number DT06-12SA refers specifically to the gray thermoplastic housing with its integrated wire and front radial seals. The secondary wedgelock (part number W12S) and DEUTSCH Size 16 solid or stamped & formed female socket contacts must be ordered separately based on your specific wire gauge.

A: The “A” suffix designates Keying Code A (represented by Keying Code A and molded in industrial gray). This housing will only mate with Key A plug/receptacle headers or plugs, such as the DT04-12PA. It will not physically connect with Key B (Black), Key C (Green), or Key D (Brown) configurations.

A: Yes. The DT06-12SA is built from glass-filled polyamide (PA66-GF15) and rated to IP68 and IP6K9K standards. It complies with SAE J2030 specifications, making it resistant to salt spray, fuel, engine lubricants, and moisture exposure under extreme temperature ranges of -55°C to 125°C.

A: The MG651026 wire-to-wire receptacle housing is specifically engineered to mate with the KET 090 II series 2-position male plug housing, part number MG641029.

A: This housing accommodates KET female crimp terminals with part numbers ST730675-3, ST730676-3, and ST730677-3. These contacts must be sourced separately depending on your wire specification requirements.

A: Yes. In addition to the primary HSG (Housing) Lance locking structure, it features an integrated Terminal Position Assurance (TPA) component to verify proper terminal seating and prevent terminal back-out during field operation.

A: No. The 0436450600 part number corresponds strictly to the empty plastic receptacle housing block. Internal female crimp socket terminals (such as Molex 43030 series) must be ordered separately to match your wire gauge requirements (typically 18-30 AWG).

A: Yes. The 0436450600 receptacle housing is designed to mate with 43640 series single-row plug housings (for wire-to-wire configurations) and 43650 series single-row headers (for wire-to-board configurations).

A: No. This connector is a non-sealed rectangular housing manufactured from polyester thermoplastic material. It is engineered for indoor, protected control boxes, or industrial electronics enclosures where direct exposure to water or high moisture is not present.

A: No. The 0513534000 part number corresponds strictly to the empty plastic white receptacle housing block. Internal female crimp socket terminals must be ordered separately based on your specific wire gauge (AWG) and plating requirements.

A: This specific MicroClasp design utilizes a compact 2.00mm pitch along the rows to maintain a small physical layout footprint, while extending the row spacing to 5.00mm to accommodate the mechanical integration of the positive locking latch tracks and ensure high dielectric separation between the two rows.

A: No. This connector is a non-sealed rectangular housing manufactured from Polyamide (PA66) nylon material. It is engineered for indoor, protected control boxes, or automotive in-cabin applications within a temperature envelope of -40°C to 105°C where direct exposure to moisture or liquids is not present.

A: No. The 0039012066 part number refers only to the empty plastic plug housing (“Contacts Sold Separately”). Matching male crimp pin terminals (such as Molex 5558 series crimp pins) must be sourced separately according to your wire gauge.

A: The panel cut-out dimensions depend on the panel thickness (typically ranging from 0.81 mm to 2.00 mm). The integrated flexible wings adjust slightly to hold the connector securely once pushed into a standard rectangular mating punch-out. Please refer to the official Molex 5559 series engineering drawing for the precise tolerances.

A: The 0039012066 plug mates with Molex Mini-Fit Jr. 5557 series dual-row receptacle housings (e.g., 6-position dual-row receptacles like 39-01-2060 / 0039012060) utilizing female crimp socket terminals.

A: No. As detailed in the manufacturer technical specifications, the internal female crimp socket contacts are sold separately (“Contacts Sold Separately”). Matching stAK50h series crimp terminals must be selected and purchased independently based on your specific wire gauge (AWG) requirements.

A: The CPA acts as a secondary mechanical lock. It is designed so that it cannot be pushed into its final locked state unless the main receptacle latch lock is fully engaged and seated with the mating interface, providing visual and physical proof of a secure connection.

A: Glass-filled SPS offers superior dimensional stability, low moisture absorption, and high thermal resistance compared to standard unreinforced plastics. This ensures the 27 terminal cavities maintain strict alignment tolerances under structural stress or automotive fluid exposure.