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XH2.54mm Terminal Connector Kit for Clean DIY Wiring
The XH2.54mm 2/3/4/5P Terminal Connector Kit is a handy connector set for electronics repair, Arduino projects, sensor wiring, module connections, and small circuit builds. It helps make wiring cleaner, easier to remove, and more organized compared to loose wire connections.
This kit is available in 230pcs and 1270pcs options. The 230pcs kit is great for basic use, small projects, and starter wiring needs. The 1270pcs kit is better for repair shops, school labs, makerspaces, and users who need more connector parts for repeated projects.
Why Choose This Connector Kit?
- Useful for DIY electronics wiring and repair work.
- Includes XH2.54mm connector parts for 2P, 3P, 4P, and 5P wiring.
- Helps create neat and removable cable connections.
- Good for Arduino, sensors, modules, LED projects, and small boards.
- Available in 230pcs and 1270pcs kit options.
- Great for workbenches, school labs, and electronics tool storage.
Available Kit Options
| 230pcs Kit | Best for small projects, hobby use, and basic connector stock. |
|---|---|
| 1270pcs Kit | Best for repair work, bulk wiring, labs, and frequent project builds. |
What You Can Use It For
- Arduino and microcontroller wiring
- Sensor and module connections
- DIY electronics repair
- Board-to-wire connections
- LED and low-voltage wiring projects
- Robotics and prototype wiring
- Replacing damaged connector housings
- Building clean removable cable harnesses
What’s Included?
Depending on the selected variant, the kit includes assorted XH2.54mm connector parts for common 2-pin, 3-pin, 4-pin, and 5-pin wiring setups.
- XH2.54mm 2P connector parts
- XH2.54mm 3P connector parts
- XH2.54mm 4P connector parts
- XH2.54mm 5P connector parts
- Matching crimp terminals for wire connections
- Available total quantity: 230pcs or 1270pcs
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | XH2.54mm terminal connector kit |
|---|---|
| Available Kit Sizes | 230pcs and 1270pcs |
| Connector Types | 2P, 3P, 4P, and 5P |
| Pitch | 2.54mm |
| Housing Color | White |
| Material | Plastic housing with metal crimp terminals |
| Suggested Wire Range | 0.08 to 0.5mm² |
| AWG Range | 28 to 22 AWG |
| Best For | DIY wiring, electronics repair, Arduino projects, sensors, modules, and prototypes |
Usage Notes
Use a proper crimping tool for best results. Strip a small part of the wire, crimp the terminal firmly, then insert it into the connector housing until it locks.
Always check the pin order before plugging the connector into your board or module. Wrong wiring may damage your circuit.
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FAQ
What is this connector kit used for?
It is used for making clean wire connections in electronics projects, Arduino builds, sensors, modules, and repair work.
What kit sizes are available?
This connector kit is available in 230pcs and 1270pcs options.
What connector sizes are included?
The kit includes assorted XH2.54mm connector parts for 2P, 3P, 4P, and 5P wiring.
Can I use this for Arduino projects?
Yes. It is useful for Arduino wiring, sensor connections, module wiring, and prototype builds.
Do I need a crimping tool?
Yes. A proper crimping tool is recommended to attach the terminals securely.
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Returns: 7-day inspection window for DOA units. Email proof of issue and we ship a replacement.
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