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These solid 2.5mm pitch connector cable pairs are great when you need something that can carry a couple amps of current, easy to connect and disconnect, and is just-about 0.1" pitch compatible.

When 0.1" is too big, and JST PH's too chunky, these ultra-slim 1.25mm connectors are a reliable alternative. These are only 1.25mm pitch, but have a nice clicky connection.

When 0.1" is too big, and JST PH's too chunky, this ultra-slim 1.25mm connector cable is a reliable alternative. These are 1.25mm pitch but have a nice clicky connection.

This is a jumper adapter cable that comes pre-terminated with a female Qwiic JST connector on one end and female connectors on the other. The cable insulation is...

These solid 1.25mm pitch connector cable pairs are great when you need something that can carry a couple of amps of current and are easy to connect and...

When 0.1" is too big, and JST PH's too chunky, the ultra-slim "PicoBlade" is a reliable alternative. These are only 1.25mm pitch, but have a nice clicky connection...

This is a 4-pin JST-ZHR cable that's terminated on the end with breadboard compatible Dupont connectors. The four male pins that terminate one side of the cable...

These solid 2.0mm pitch connector cable pairs are great when you need something that can carry a couple of amps of current and are easy to connect and disconnect.

When 0.1" is too big, and JST PH's too chunky, these ultra-slim 1.25mm connectors are a reliable alternative. These are only 1.25mm pitch, but have a nice clicky connection.

These solid 1.25mm pitch connector cable pairs are great when you need something that can carry a couple amps of current and are easy to connect and disconnect.

When 0.1" is too big, and JST PH's too chunky, this ultra-slim 1.25mm connector cable is a reliable alternative. These are 1.25mm pitch but have a nice clicky connection.

When 0.1" is too big, and JST PH's too chunky, this ultra-slim 1.25mm connector cable is a reliable alternative. These are 1.25mm pitch but have a nice clicky connection.

The power supply cable specifically designed for connecting SATA devices to the LattePanda Sigma Single Board Computer. It features a SATA-15P female...

This 4-conductor, 12 cm (4.5") cable has 24 AWG wires and a 4-pin female JST PH-type connector (2mm pitch) on one end. The other ends of the wires are...

When 0.1" is too big, and JST PH's too chunky, this ultra-slim 1.25mm connector cable is a reliable alternative. These are 1.25mm pitch but have a nice clicky connection.

You might have seen these cables used in computers. They are typically used to bring USB connections from a motherboard to the external case, or the rear expansion slots. They have a 0.1" spaced 4-pin header on one end and a USB A connector on the other.

These 4-wire cables are 15cm long and come as a set, one side has a JST SM type connector plug on the end. The other side has a matching JST SM type receptacle connector...

When 0.1" is too big, and JST PH's too chunky, this ultra-slim 1.25mm connector cable is a reliable alternative. These are 1.25mm pitch but have...

Are you a maker in the midst of a STEMMA dilemma? This 100mm long cable is a fantastic chimera-cable fitted with STEMMA QT 4-pin JST SH on one end, and Arduino MKR...

1.25mm Pitch 6-pin Cable Matching Pair - 10 cm long - Molex PicoBlade Compatible

When 0.1" is too big, and JST PH's too chunky, this ultra-slim 1.25mm connector cable is a reliable alternative. These are 1.25mm pitch but have a nice clicky connection.

When 0.1" is too big, and JST PH's too chunky, this ultra-slim 1.25mm connector cable is a reliable alternative. These are 1.25mm pitch but have a nice clicky connection.

When 0.1" is too big, and JST PH's too chunky, this ultra-slim 1.25mm connector cable is a reliable alternative. These are 1.25mm pitch but have a nice clicky connection.

Polarized connectors and headers for your perf board/PCB projects. Use these connectors for power connections or any sensor/general connection to prevent users from connecting the peripheral incorrectly or reversed.