XH 2.54mm Connectors Socket Pin Header and Ribbon Cables Wires Kit Compatible with JST Connector 2/3/4/5/6/7/8 Male Housing

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Amazon Package Includes – XH2.54 connectors female housing 2P*15PCS, 3P*10PCS, 4P*8PCS, 5P*8PCS, 6P*7PCS, 7P*6PCS, 8P*6PCS, male Pin head 250PCS, 1m 20-wire ribbon cable and heat shrinkable tube. Quality Connector Kit - XH 2.54 female connector housing use insulating plastics, Male Pin Connectors adopt high quality nickel-plating metal with high wiring safety, anti-rust and anti-oxidation, long-term use can still maintain good electrical conductivity. Quality Ribbon Cable – 20-wire ribbon cable with various colors. Tinned copper wire, 24AWG, withstanding high enough current. DIY Preferred Connection Kit - The plug inserts can be easily crimped, and the assembly of cables is quick and easy. The pins can be easily inserted into the connectors and can also be removed without special tools. Perfect for manual DIY, household appliances, copiers, computers, circuit boards, etc.

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Package Includes – XH2.54 connectors female housing 2P*15PCS, 3P*10PCS, 4P*8PCS, 5P*8PCS, 6P*7PCS, 7P*6PCS, 8P*6PCS, male Pin head 250PCS, 1m 20-wire ribbon cable and heat shrinkable tube. Quality Connector Kit - XH 2.54 female connector housing use insulating plastics, Male Pin Connectors adopt high quality nickel-plating metal with high wiring safety, anti-rust and anti-oxidation, long-term use can still maintain good electrical conductivity. Quality Ribbon Cable – 20-wire ribbon cable with various colors. Tinned copper wire, 24AWG, withstanding high enough current. DIY Preferred Connection Kit - The plug inserts can be easily crimped, and the assembly of cables is quick and easy. The pins can be easily inserted into the connectors and can also be removed without special tools. Perfect for manual DIY, household appliances, copiers, computers, circuit boards, etc.


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Brand elechawk
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  • 0729162272215

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