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This pack of male-to-female jumper wires is a straightforward but genuinely essential item on any electronics bench: 40 individual wires, each 20cm long, used to connect breadboard components, Arduino or similar development boards, and standard modules together without soldering. One end of each wire is a male pin, suited to a breadboard hole or a female header, while the other end is a female socket that plugs directly onto a male pin, such as those found on many sensor and driver modules.
Being multicolored, as is typical of these packs, makes it easier to keep track of which wire goes where in a project with several connections, rather than a tangle of identically colored leads.
The wires are compatible with the standard 2.54mm pin header spacing used across the vast majority of hobby electronics boards and modules, so they fit breadboards, Arduino headers, sensor breakout boards and driver modules without any adapter needed. Being flexible and easily detachable, individual wires can be pulled from the pack as needed, so a project can use exactly the number of connections it requires rather than being tied to a fixed cable assembly.
Described as high quality, durable and reusable, they are built to be plugged and unplugged repeatedly across many projects rather than being a single-use item, and the 40-piece count means a reasonably complex build can usually be wired without running out partway through.
Anyone doing regular breadboard prototyping, from complete beginners following a first Arduino tutorial to more experienced builders wiring up several modules at once, will find a pack like this a basic but constantly reached-for part of the toolkit.
40 pieces.
20cm each.
Male on one end, female on the other.
Standard 2.54mm spacing.
Yes, they are described as durable and reusable across multiple projects.
| Brand | Generic |
|---|---|
| Selling unit | PCS |
