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ShillehTek 50cm Alligator Clips Test Leads Double-Ended Electrical Jumper Wire (10pcs) | ShillehTek Product Manual

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What it is

The ShillehTek 50cm Alligator Clips Test Leads Double-Ended Electrical Jumper Wire (10pcs) are flexible jumper leads for quick, temporary electrical connections during prototyping, bench testing, and troubleshooting—ideal for Arduino and Raspberry Pi lab setups where you want to clamp onto pins or terminals without soldering.

Pins

These are test leads (not a sensor/module), so there is no pinout or labeled pins. Clip each end onto the point you want to connect (for example, component legs, header pins, terminals, battery contacts, or breadboard jumpers).

Technical Specifications

Item Value
Product type Double-ended alligator clip test leads (jumper wires)
Lead length 50 cm
Terminations Alligator clips on both ends
Quantity 10 pcs
Typical uses Prototyping, temporary power hookups, continuity checks, classroom demos, troubleshooting

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use double-ended alligator clip test leads for Arduino or Raspberry Pi prototyping?

Clamp one end to a header pin, component leg, or terminal and the other end to your target point (such as a breadboard jumper or power contact). Keep connections temporary and verify polarity and wiring before powering your circuit.

Can these alligator clip leads be used for continuity checks and troubleshooting?

Yes—these leads are commonly used to make quick, temporary connections for bench testing and continuity checks. Clip securely to clean metal contact points for the most reliable results.

What can I clip onto with these test leads?

You can typically clamp onto component legs, header pins, terminals, battery contacts, and breadboard jumpers. Avoid clipping onto insulated surfaces where the metal jaw cannot make contact.

Do these leads have a pinout or datasheet?

Test leads do not have a pinout like a sensor module. Treat each lead as a simple temporary conductor between the two clips, and confirm your circuit wiring with your project schematic.