Identifying a connector

[Mikey]

I just started a project, where I will make a new controller for my air condition.

The simplest way I found to do this, was to just disconnect the existing controller, and keep all the high voltage control as it was.

To control fans and compressor, I got a 5 pin connector with gnd, 5v, fan high, fan low, and compressor.

I tried to google 5pin connector, and also tried with locking connector. I tried to find it on digikey too, where I am pretty sure it will actually be, but I think it is drowning in all the results.

Does anyone know what type connector this is?

[mikeybarber]

Things that might help:

1) Measure the pitch as exactly as you can.  Have a micrometer?
2) Zoom in on any special markings on the housing.

[Domagoj T]

Perhaps FAF B250009
http://en.famfull.com/prod_view.aspx?TypeId=182&Id=268&FId=t3:182:3

[Mikey]

Things that might help:

1) Measure the pitch as exactly as you can.  Have a micrometer?
2) Zoom in on any special markings on the housing.

Taking a closer look helped!

The markings says FAF and after a google search this picture turned up https://sc02.alicdn.com/kf/HTB16oMRc6fguuRjSspkq6xchpXax/High-quality-electric-male-female-connectors-pin.jpg

https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/High-quality-electric-male-female-connectors_60790858384.html
That is exactly the connector already on there. The pitch is 2.5mm, so it is pretty standard.

A bit further digging lead me to this https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-3-4-5Pin-JST-SM-Plug-Male-Female-Quick-Wire-Connector-Adapter-Terminal-Easy/183834756209 and that is where I also saw the connectors before! It seems to be exactly the same used for many LED strips. I knew I had seen them before, and it was driving me insane I could not put a finger to where I had seen them.