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Unique-Bargains DC Power 5.5mm x 2.5mm 4A 30cm Barrel Male Plug Connector Pigtail 10pcs
A pack of ten 30 cm DC power pigtails with 5.5 mm × 2.5 mm barrel plugs rated at 4 A for LED or monitoring gear
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- 10-piece pack gives plenty of spares for multiple LED projects
- 5 mm × 2.5 mm barrel fits common DC power jacks
- 30 cm pigtail keeps wiring tidy inside enclosures
- Pure copper 18 AWG core delivers strong electrical conductivity
- 4 A rating handles high-power LED supplies safely
Pack Contents
This pack contains ten DC power pigtail connectors with a 5.5 mm by 2.5 mm barrel male plug. Each lead is 30 cm long and rated for 4 A continuous current. The cables use an 18 AWG pure copper core for strong electrical conductivity.
Replaces Shorter Leads
The 30 cm length extends short factory cables on LED strips, CCTV cameras or other 5.5 mm by 2.5 mm devices. The upgrade is worth it when the stock lead cannot reach the power supply or when a damaged plug needs a quick solder-free repair.
Suits Installers Needing Multiple Identical Leads
Builders wiring several cameras or LED runs benefit from the ten-piece bundle and consistent 24 AWG alternative spec. Users requiring a female jack, a different barrel size or a longer single cable should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 10-piece pack gives plenty of spares for multiple LED projects
- 5 mm × 2.5 mm barrel fits common DC power jacks
- 30 cm pigtail keeps wiring tidy inside enclosures
- Pure copper 18 AWG core delivers strong electrical conductivity
- 4 A rating handles high-power LED supplies safely
Specifications
| Brand | Unique Bargains |
|---|---|
| Type | Power |
Questions about this item
Does the 5.5mm x 2.5mm barrel plug fit a standard DC jack?
Yes, the 5.5mm outer and 2.5mm inner diameter match the common centre-positive barrel jack used on many LED strips, CCTV cameras and router power supplies.
How do I connect the bare 18AWG or 24AWG wires to my device?
Strip about 5mm of insulation, twist the pure-copper strands, then solder or crimp to your terminal block — the step often missed is verifying polarity with a multimeter before powering up.
When should I replace these 30cm pigtails?
Replace if the 3.5mm or 4mm outer jacket shows cracking, the copper cores discolour, or the connector feels loose in the jack after repeated mating cycles.
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