Product Overview
Double-Ended Crocodile Jumper Cables for Circuit Prototyping and Bench Testing
Condition
New condition. Complete 10-piece test lead bundle containing five color-coded pairs. Nickel-plated steel jaws, springs, and flexible vinyl boots are clean and intact.
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Product Overview
A versatile 10-piece alligator clip test lead bundle built for quick, temporary circuit connections, breadboard prototyping, and bench troubleshooting. Each double-ended lead pairs flexible 35 cm wire with 27.5 mm nickel-plated steel clips protected by color-coded vinyl boots.
Key Features
- 10-piece bundle arranged in 5 color-coded pairs: red, black, yellow, green, and white
- Double-ended alligator (crocodile) clips on each lead
- 27.5 mm nickel-plated stamped steel clips with serrated teeth for secure grip
- Flexible PVC protective insulator boots on all clip ends
- 35 cm lead length for versatile benchtop reach
- Crimped connections inside protective boots for reliable continuity
Applications
- Connecting circuit components temporarily on a test bench without soldering
- Bridging connections between multimeters, power supplies, and breadboards
- Rigging low-voltage power connections during DIY electronics assembly or repairs
- Holding small craft or modeling pieces together during glue curing and soldering
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dimensions of the clips and wires?
Each lead features 35 cm of flexible insulated wire terminated on both ends with 27.5 mm nickel-plated steel alligator clips.
Are both ends terminated with alligator clips?
Yes, every lead in the bundle is double-ended with an insulated alligator clip on each side.
What wire colors are included in the bundle?
The bundle provides five distinct wire colors with two leads each: red, black, yellow, green, and white. Larger orders lower the price per piece; the price-break table on this page has the details.
Every electronics workbench eventually runs out of jumper clips right in the middle of diagnosing a circuit. Keep a fresh bundle on the hook so the next test setup stays fast and organized.
