What type of connector is this?

Hello group(s),

perhaps someone has an idea what brand/type of connector this is?

<http://www.autometer.de/files/Stecker1.jpg>
<http://www.autometer.de/files/Stecker2.jpg>

It's a Wire-to-Board crimp connector, 2.50 mm pitch with a "true"
locking mechanism.

The board where it's on carries a lot of different JST connectors that I
was all able to identify, however this type is unknown to me and I
couldn't find it at any of the common makers of such crimp connectors.
There is absolutely no marking or branding on neither the header nor the
housing.

Any hints and suggestions a greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance - and merry christmas to everyone,
Tilmann

On Wednesday, December 23, 2015 at 1:13:53 AM UTC-10, Tilmann Reh wrote:
> Hello group(s),
> 
> perhaps someone has an idea what brand/type of connector this is?
> 
> <http://www.autometer.de/files/Stecker1.jpg>
> <http://www.autometer.de/files/Stecker2.jpg>
> 
> It's a Wire-to-Board crimp connector, 2.50 mm pitch with a "true"
> locking mechanism.
> 
> The board where it's on carries a lot of different JST connectors that I
> was all able to identify, however this type is unknown to me and I
> couldn't find it at any of the common makers of such crimp connectors.
> There is absolutely no marking or branding on neither the header nor the
> housing.
> 
> Any hints and suggestions a greatly appreciated.
> 
> Thanks in advance - and merry christmas to everyone,
> Tilmann

Is this just a one-time thing? If so, rather than identifying the connector, I'd just as well desolder it, and replace it with something more common. Someone earlier linked to some Molex connectors - those would be good replacements.

Il giorno mercoled� 23 dicembre 2015 12:13:53 UTC+1, Tilmann Reh ha scritto:
> Hello group(s),
> 
> perhaps someone has an idea what brand/type of connector this is?
> 
> <http://www.autometer.de/files/Stecker1.jpg>
> <http://www.autometer.de/files/Stecker2.jpg>
> 
> It's a Wire-to-Board crimp connector, 2.50 mm pitch with a "true"
> locking mechanism.
> 
> The board where it's on carries a lot of different JST connectors that I
> was all able to identify, however this type is unknown to me and I
> couldn't find it at any of the common makers of such crimp connectors.
> There is absolutely no marking or branding on neither the header nor the
> housing.
> 
> Any hints and suggestions a greatly appreciated.
> 
> Thanks in advance - and merry christmas to everyone,
> Tilmann

It seems a JST connector...

http://www.jst.com/index.html

Bye Jack