Features
- Connector A: Dual Banana (male)
- Connector B: Dual Banana (female)
- Cable: none
DOUBLE BANANA PLUG WITH SOLDER TURRET TERMINALS
$22.00
Standard connectors for electrophysiology applications
This connector has dual male banana connectors on one side and dual female banana connectors on the other. It also has turrent terminals for soldering. It does not have a cable.
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