Overview
These arduino jumper wires connect a standard 10-pin male header directly to 10 individual alligator (crocodile) clips — the opposite setup from a female-header cable, making this the right choice when you need to plug into a female socket on a breadboard or module rather than connect two headers together. The 30cm length gives enough reach for most bench testing and prototyping setups.
Looking for the female-header version instead? See our PH70 female to alligator clip jumper wires for the matching cable with a female connector.
Key Features
- 10-pin male header connects directly to 10 separate alligator clips with wire
- No soldering required — quick connect/disconnect for testing
- 30cm cable length for flexible breadboard jumper wires setups
- Suitable for connecting modules, sensors, and pin headers during prototyping
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between this and the female-header version (PH70)?
This cable (PH71) has a male header, which plugs into a female socket — useful for connecting to modules or breadboard power rails. The PH70 version has a female header instead, for plugging onto pins or male headers.
Can I use this with a breadboard?
Yes — the alligator clip ends can grip breadboard rails or component leads directly, while the male header end plugs into a female socket or connector.
Is soldering required to use this cable?
No, it's a ready-to-use connector cable — just clip the alligator ends onto your connection points and plug the male header end into the relevant socket.
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