GeeBat 460pcs 2.54mm JST-XH Connector Kit with 2.54mm Female Pin Header and 2/3 / 4/5 / 6 Pin Housing Connector Adapter Plug (JST Connector Kit)

Comes with enough of each size to get by. Plenty of pins in case you mess up or have a cheap crimper. Note that the kit comes with the connector and board mount connections - there's no way (other than soldering to the board mount connector) to make a crimped connection between two wires.If you're not sure that you need this size (JST-XH), check the pitch size. It's also worth noting that the official manufacturer specification for the JST-XH connection is a 2.5mm pitch, not 2.54. I don't know whether this is specced wrong, or just described wrong, but I've not had any issues using these.

work perfectly and are well sorted and made

Good connectors. And there are more than advertised. 2 male (20), 2 female (20), 3 male (21), 3 female (21), 4 male (20), 4 female (22), 5 male (10), 5 female (12), 6 male (10), 6 female (10). Kinda nice.

Great price BUT. MY... error lies within what one see and what one needs. 6 pin header will work for 5s lipo.... IF you look at my pictures can you see what I have ran out of.... they work well be sure to get iwiss SN-01BM or the like if you do not already have one. Also watch a video on how to you as well. HAPPY SAILING.

I have a Creality Ender 3 3D printer and have performed numerous modifications. The impetus behind purchasing this kit was when I upgraded my controller board to the BigTreeTech SKR Mini e3 v3. On the original setup, there are two fans attached to the print head, one for cooling down the heat-break and another for cooling down the filament that has just been extruded. For some odd reason, one of these fans had the JST-XH connector but the other used screw terminals on the original controller board. On the BigTreeTech board, all the fans use JST-XH connectors, so I needed to convert the one that had used the screw terminals to have a JST connector.Just a note, the crimp pins are tiny and I have fat fingers and my vision is not what it once was (I'm 51). This made crimping the pins difficult, but not impossible, for me. Once the pins were properly crimped, they fit into the plastic housing with no difficulty and I was able to plug in my fan.After fixing my fan issue, I made several other modifications to my printer. I ended up moving my controller board to a new enclosure on the back side of the printer and needed to reroute many wires. Having this kit allowed me to create custom cables that were just the perfect length for the new location.

Received on time and packaged well. They work great just be careful of your wire insulation diameter. There are little connectors and do not have a lot of room.

Nice set of connectors. I’ve been making my own balance charging leads which is well worth the time and money I’ve put into it. Get a good crimp tool and half the work is a breeze. The male pins can be pulled out of the connector then soldered to your wire. I found a you tube video that showed me all I needed to know. It’s a very quick solder joint then the male pin can be reinserted into the white housing.

I got these to repair a 3d printer, but found a workaround and didn't end up needing them. I kept them anyway, and they're quite useful to scatter around a desk or workspace randomly to make you seem smarter and more techie. Awesome deco piece when you want to impress visiting family who low-key think you wasted your college degree.