What is this connector called?

[tokind]

 

[jsdemar]

Major manufacturers are Amp/TE, Molex, JST, and Hirose.

Looks likes a JST connector. There are MANY variations. Start with the pitch, distance between pins. It helps to see both the top and bottom of both mating connectors to ID it.

Try looking here:
https://www.mattmillman.com/info/crimpconnectors/common-jst-connector-types/

 

[Reinhard]

If it's a genuine part, then it's a Molex 51005-0200 with Molex 50013 series crimp terminals. The part is not recommended for new designs by Molex and therefore a bit hard to find on the homepage.
The blurred one in the background is a JST XH.

Places like Amazon and Ebay are full with pre-wired Chinese clones if you don't want to crimp them yourself. Be careful, connector vendors catering to consumers tend to be frustratingly sloppy with their product description and often just call it a Molex or JST connector. Imagine a car dealer just offering a "Ford", without bothering to specify whether it's an F-150 or a Mustang or even a non-Ford vehicle.

Reinhard

 

[user 30299]

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That's called a 2.0mm Spade Connector, "2P".

 

[user 30299]

Here are some pictures of the Spade Connector on an avionics bay I'm working on right now.

 

[jsdemar]

Compare dimensions here:
https://tools.molex.com/pdm_docs/sd/510050200_sd.pdf
Over 200,000 in stock at Mouser:
https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Molex/51005-0200?qs=AplfTeSvkkDPVl%2BmUq2M3w==