XH2.54/PH2.0 Terminal Wire Double Sided Strip Patch Cord Manufacturer Bule And White Parellel Cable

The XH2.54 / PH2.0 double-ended parallel patch cord is a universal flat wiring assembly with blue-white paired parallel wire. Two mainstream connector pitches are optional: PH 2.0mm compact small-pin connector and XH 2.54mm widely used general connector. Both ends are pre-terminated with male/female plastic housings and tin-plated crimp terminals, adopting parallel flat wire layout for neat wiring arrangement.

Standard wire color adopts matched blue and white insulation for clear circuit distinction, easy for assembly workers to distinguish positive and negative circuits. Every finished cable undergoes automated crimping, continuity test and terminal pull force inspection, ensuring no poor contact or terminal back-out issues. Suitable for wire-to-board signal and low-current power connection of small consumer electronics.

Advantages

• Dual pitch selection: PH2.0 compact size for mini modules; XH2.54 universal compatibility for most circuit boards.

• Blue-white parallel flat wire: Clear color differentiation avoids wiring confusion, neat arrangement saves installation space.

• Precise machine crimp terminals: Stable pull resistance, effectively preventing open circuit caused by terminal shedding.

• Low-cost universal wiring solution: Mature mass production process, cost-effective for mass electronic assembly.

• Complete customization support: Adjustable length, pin quantity and wire specifications to match diverse PCB module demands.

Application

• LED Lighting: LED strip power connection, panel light drive board wiring, small lamp control harness

• Household Appliances: Humidifiers, air purifiers, small kitchen appliance sensor signal cables

• DIY Electronic & Control Boards: Arduino, Raspberry Pi jumper wires, experimental circuit patch cords

• Smart Sensors: Temperature, infrared, door magnetic sensor connecting cables

• Security Equipment: Access control mainboard internal wiring, small monitoring auxiliary signal wire

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