[SOLVED] What type of connector is this ?

[andutzicus]

I'm attaching a photo. Can anyone please tell me what type of connector is that? Just the type, not many details, just to know what to search. Thanks!

 

[FvM]

Re: What is this connector?

In case of 2 mm pitch, I expect JST PH series.

 

[ted]

Re: What is this connector?

Well, without knowing dimensions it is hard to point in 100% clear answer. However, the first I could think of is that distance ("pitch"=centerline-to-centerline) is 0,1" or 2.54 mm. It could also be 2.5 mm, but likely not too different (based on eyeball-scale view relative to the other parts nearby). In general, such connectors may be called "header" connectors.

That can accept several female connector types, which are able to accept such square pins. One example is shown on page https://www.hobbytronics.co.uk/index.php?route=product/search&keyword=female header 5 way .

If you use Google Images with a search term such as female header 5 way you will see many other possible candidates... Also ones intended for cables.

Good luck!
-ted
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[andutzicus]

Re: What is this connector?

Here is another picture, the scale is in millimeters.

 

[FvM]

Re: What is this connector?

I guess, you are able the true pin pitch more exactly than it can be guessed form a photo with unknown parallax error, but anyhow, we can see that it's 2.0 mm. So yes, looks like JST PH or compatible.

 

[andutzicus]

Re: What is this connector?

There's a lot of parralax error, sorry for that... So, what to search on farnell, for example?

 

[FvM]

Re: What is this connector?

I was exactly answering your request.

Just the type, not many details

JST is a major connector manufacturer. PH is a connector family.
Typing JST PH at google is worth a try...

 

[andutzicus]

Re: What is this connector?

Thanks guys. Sometimes i don't even think searching google. I don't know why, my fault. Again, thanks and a nice evening!