Unique-Bargains 9V Battery Clip Connector 3pcs 13cm 2.1mm x 5.5mm
- Connectors
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Five I-type 9 V battery clips with 15 cm tinned leads for soldering into DIY circuits
This pack contains five I-type 9 V battery clips with 15 cm stripped and tinned leads. Each clip has a hard plastic shell and two wires, one red and one black, for quick polarity identification. They are intended for hobbyists, students and makers who need a simple way to connect 9 V cells to breadboards or custom circuits. The total net weight of the pack is 11 g.
The I-type snap fits standard 6F22 9 V batteries and holds them securely without tools. Colour-coded red and black wires reduce wiring errors during assembly. The 15 cm length gives enough reach for typical bench prototypes while keeping the cable tidy. Leads are pre-stripped and tinned so they can be soldered directly to terminal blocks or header pins.
The clips provide a direct metal-to-metal contact with the battery terminals, keeping resistance low for the modest currents typical of sensor modules, microcontroller boards and small motors. No active cooling or noise is involved because the parts are passive. They draw no power themselves and add negligible loss in normal low-power DIY use.
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| Type | Connectors |
The clip uses a hard plastic I-type connector that snaps directly onto the terminals of a standard 9V battery.
Each clip has 15cm stripped and tinned leads, one red and one black, ready for soldering to a terminal or PCB.
Snap the I-type connector onto the battery terminals observing the red and black polarity, then solder the tinned leads; a common mistake is reversing the polarity before soldering.
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