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Black Mini USB male plug with two stripped wires, 70 cm cable

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister 70 cm Black Mini USB Male 2 Wire Power Cord

SKU CH-61AM-ZSHWM

70 cm Mini USB male power cord with two stripped wires rated for 3 A, suited for Raspberry Pi DIY projects

  • 70 cm length keeps Raspberry Pi projects tidy
  • Mini USB male plug fits compact boards directly
  • Two-wire stripped ends allow custom soldering
  • 3 A current rating powers demanding DIY builds

70 cm Mini USB power lead

This 70 cm cable has a Mini USB male plug on one end and two stripped wires on the other. It is rated for a maximum current of 3 A. The lead is intended for low-voltage DIY projects such as powering a Raspberry Pi board.

Thermals noise and power draw

The cable is a passive conductor with no active components so it generates no heat and makes no sound. Power loss is limited to the small resistive drop of the copper wires at up to 3 A.

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Questions about this item

How do I connect the stripped ends of this 70 cm Mini USB power cord to my Raspberry Pi project?

Identify the two stripped conductors, match positive to the 5 V input and negative to ground on your board, then solder or use screw terminals; the common mistake is reversing polarity, which can damage the Pi.

When should I replace this 70 cm Mini USB power cable if I use it continuously at 3 A?

Inspect the insulation and Mini USB plug monthly; replace the cord if the jacket cracks, the wires fray near the stripped ends, or the connector becomes loose, as sustained 3 A load accelerates wear.

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