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Wires & Cables Philippines: Jumper, Dupont, Hook-Up & Ribbon | Circuitrocks

Wires & Cables at Circuitrocks — Clean Power & Signals for Your Projects

Keep your builds neat and reliable with our curated wires & cables—from jumper wire kits and Dupont leads to hook-up wire spools, ribbon cable, and pre-crimped JST leads. Perfect for Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, robots, and classroom labs.

Jumper • Dupont • Hook-Up • Ribbon • JST Leads • Power Cables

Why shop wires & cables here

  • Maker-focused selection: Lengths and connectors that match common dev boards and modules.
  • Less hassle: Pre-crimped Dupont and JST leads save time crimping tiny terminals.
  • PH support: Local help from Circuitrocks when you’re unsure what gauge or connector to use.

Popular builds

  • Breadboard + Arduino sensor demos using jumper kits
  • Robots with neat power harnesses and motor wiring
  • ESP32/IoT nodes with JST battery leads and headers
  • Capstone control panels wired to relays, sensors, and indicators

Recommended add-ons

Featured wire & cable categories

Breadboard & Dupont Jumpers

Hook-Up Wire & Ribbon Cable

Pre-Crimped Leads & Power Cables

Tip: Use solid-core wire for short, fixed jumpers on perfboard, and stranded wire for anything that will bend or move (robot joints, doors, pump wiring).

Wire chooser (quick guide)

Need Good first choice Notes
Breadboard prototyping Male–male Dupont jumper kit Fast, no tools needed; perfect for Arduino/ESP32 breadboard labs.
Module to breadboard or dev board Male–female jumper leads Use female ends on module headers, male ends into breadboard or Arduino pins.
Permanent wiring on perfboard Solid-core hook-up wire (22–24 AWG) Holds its shape and solders easily; keep runs short and neat.
Robot / moving parts Stranded hook-up wire (20–24 AWG) Flexible, resists breaking when frequently bent; ideal for motors and servos.
Multi-signal harness (e.g., encoder, keypad) Ribbon cable + breakaway headers Lets you keep many related signals flat and organized.
Battery & DC power in small projects Pre-crimped JST leads / DC barrel cables Safer, polarized connectors—harder to plug in backwards.

Current ratings depend on wire gauge and insulation. For low-voltage hobby electronics (5–12V, under a few amps), 20–24 AWG is a common, safe starting point—always check datasheets for high-current loads.

Starter bundles

  • Lab Wiring Kit: Mixed jumper kit + solid-core wire set + breadboard
  • Robot Harness Pack: Stranded hook-up wire + JST leads + heat shrink + cable ties
  • Sensor Loom Kit: Ribbon cable + breakaway headers + assorted sensors
  • Capstone Panel Wiring: Hook-up wire + ferrules/terminals + crimp tools + screw terminals

FAQ

What’s the difference between solid and stranded wire?

Solid-core is a single stiff conductor, great for breadboards and perfboards. Stranded is many thin strands, more flexible and better for moving parts or long harnesses.

Which wire gauge (AWG) should I use?

For typical low-voltage electronics (LEDs, s

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Wires & Cables Philippines: Jumper, Dupont, Hook-Up & Ribbon | Circuitrocks

Wires & Cables at Circuitrocks — Clean Power & Signals for Your Projects

Keep your builds neat and reliable with our curated wires & cables—from jumper wire kits and Dupont leads to hook-up wire spools, ribbon cable, and pre-crimped JST leads. Perfect for Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, robots, and classroom labs.

Jumper • Dupont • Hook-Up • Ribbon • JST Leads • Power Cables

Why shop wires & cables here

  • Maker-focused selection: Lengths and connectors that match common dev boards and modules.
  • Less hassle: Pre-crimped Dupont and JST leads save time crimping tiny terminals.
  • PH support: Local help from Circuitrocks when you’re unsure what gauge or connector to use.

Popular builds

  • Breadboard + Arduino sensor demos using jumper kits
  • Robots with neat power harnesses and motor wiring
  • ESP32/IoT nodes with JST battery leads and headers
  • Capstone control panels wired to relays, sensors, and indicators

Recommended add-ons

Featured wire & cable categories

Breadboard & Dupont Jumpers

Hook-Up Wire & Ribbon Cable

Pre-Crimped Leads & Power Cables

Tip: Use solid-core wire for short, fixed jumpers on perfboard, and stranded wire for anything that will bend or move (robot joints, doors, pump wiring).

Wire chooser (quick guide)

Need Good first choice Notes
Breadboard prototyping Male–male Dupont jumper kit Fast, no tools needed; perfect for Arduino/ESP32 breadboard labs.
Module to breadboard or dev board Male–female jumper leads Use female ends on module headers, male ends into breadboard or Arduino pins.
Permanent wiring on perfboard Solid-core hook-up wire (22–24 AWG) Holds its shape and solders easily; keep runs short and neat.
Robot / moving parts Stranded hook-up wire (20–24 AWG) Flexible, resists breaking when frequently bent; ideal for motors and servos.
Multi-signal harness (e.g., encoder, keypad) Ribbon cable + breakaway headers Lets you keep many related signals flat and organized.
Battery & DC power in small projects Pre-crimped JST leads / DC barrel cables Safer, polarized connectors—harder to plug in backwards.

Current ratings depend on wire gauge and insulation. For low-voltage hobby electronics (5–12V, under a few amps), 20–24 AWG is a common, safe starting point—always check datasheets for high-current loads.

Starter bundles

  • Lab Wiring Kit: Mixed jumper kit + solid-core wire set + breadboard
  • Robot Harness Pack: Stranded hook-up wire + JST leads + heat shrink + cable ties
  • Sensor Loom Kit: Ribbon cable + breakaway headers + assorted sensors
  • Capstone Panel Wiring: Hook-up wire + ferrules/terminals + crimp tools + screw terminals

FAQ

What’s the difference between solid and stranded wire?

Solid-core is a single stiff conductor, great for breadboards and perfboards. Stranded is many thin strands, more flexible and better for moving parts or long harnesses.

Which wire gauge (AWG) should I use?

For typical low-voltage electronics (LEDs, s

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