Double end crocodile clip cable jumpers 46cm

The Double End Crocodile Clip Cable Jumpers are versatile and convenient cables used for making temporary electrical connections between components or circuits. Each cable has crocodile clips at both ends, allowing for quick and secure connections without the need for soldering. These jumpers are commonly used in electronics prototyping, testing, and educational projects.

Key Features:

• Double-ended design with crocodile clips on both ends
• Convenient for making temporary or experimental connections
• Flexible and insulated wire for ease of use
• Suitable for use with various electronic components and circuits
• Ideal for prototyping, testing, and educational purposes

Technical Specifications:

• Cable Length: 46 cm (approximately 18 inches)
• Clip Type: Crocodile clips (also known as alligator clips)
• Cable Material: Flexible insulated wire
• Clip Material: Metal with insulated grips
• Insulation Color: Typically red and black (standard for positive and negative connections)
• Maximum Voltage Rating: Generally up to 100V (depends on wire insulation and clip quality)
• Current Rating: Typically up to 5A (depends on wire gauge and clip quality)

Applications:

• Prototyping and testing electronic circuits
• Educational projects and experiments
• Temporary connections for troubleshooting
• Connecting power supplies to electronic components
• Interfacing between various electronic devices

Usage:

1. Connection: Clamp the crocodile clips onto the terminals or leads of electronic components or wires. Ensure a secure and stable connection.
2. Testing: Use the cables to test or troubleshoot circuits by connecting different parts of the circuit or by connecting power sources.
3. Prototyping: Utilize the cables to make temporary connections during circuit prototyping and development.
4. Educational Projects: Use the cables for hands-on learning and experimentation in electronics education.

Caution:

• Ensure that the crocodile clips are properly attached to avoid accidental disconnections or short circuits.
• Avoid exceeding the maximum voltage and current ratings to prevent damage to the cables or clips.
• Handle the cables with care to avoid damage to the insulation or clips.