OBD2 Male Connector with Diagnostic Housing, Enclosure Version 1
$6.60 / pc · MOQ 500 pcs
The male J1962 head in its diagnostic housing: a 16-pin connector integrated into an enclosure shell, version 1 of the pair, for trackers and loggers in boxes.
- Description
The housing-integrated male connector is the OBD2 head with its enclosure already on: a 16-pin J1962 male connector built into a diagnostic system housing, so the installed device gets a finished port-facing shell. For enclosure-fit builds, this is the port end, ready to mount.
This listing is version 1 of the housing pair (SKU CTC19-1), offered alongside the second housing version in the shop — same male 16-pin electrical spec, different housing revision. The contact spec is the family line: spring-steel pins making contact for hundreds of mating cycles, high-quality OEM moulds insuring stable sockets that connect every time and do not wobble, -30 to 84°C, RoHS-compliant materials.
Key features
- OBD II male 16-pin J1962 connector
- Diagnostic system housing / enclosure integrated
- Version 1 of the housing pair (CTC19-1)
- Spring-steel pins, hundreds of mating cycles
- Stable OEM moulds, non-wobble fit
- Working temperature -30 to 84°C, RoHS
Specifications
| Type | Male connector with diagnostic housing |
| Housing version | 1 (CTC19-1) |
| Pins | 16, spring steel, all vehicle communication standards |
| Working temperature | -30 to 84°C |
| Materials | RoHS compliant |
An honest scope note: the housing version is what separates this from the other enclosure listing — the photo and SKU are the identifiers; when in doubt, confirm the version per order at sampling.
Typical applications
- Enclosure-fit tracker and logger builds
- Adapter boxes needing a finished port shell
- Workshop connector stock
Custom and OEM options
Quantity and packing run per order; samples ship in 3–7 days.
FAQ
Which housing version do I need?
Check the photo and SKU against your build — this is version 1 (CTC19-1); version 2 (CTC19-2) is the other listing.
Is the electrical part the same?
Yes — the male 16-pin spec is identical; the housing revision is the difference.
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