Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Pack of ten 9 V snap-to-DC clip cables for powering Arduino Uno R3 boards
The Vszerda kit supplies ten 9 V snap-to-DC clip cables designed to feed an Uno R3 board from a standard 9 V battery. Each lead terminates in a male barrel jack that plugs directly into the board’s power socket, making it a convenient power solution for Arduino prototyping and classroom experiments.
The snap connector grips the battery terminals without tools, while the moulded barrel plug ensures a secure fit in the Uno R3 jack. This arrangement lets users swap batteries quickly during development and avoids permanent wiring in temporary breadboard builds.
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The cable terminates in a DC male jack that plugs into the Uno R3 board power socket.
The pack contains ten separate snap-to-DC cables for powering multiple Uno R3 projects.
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