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4mm Stackable Type Banana Plug Red
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Nov 7, 2026
SKU: A-1824
Tayda Electronics
$0.21
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Product Description
Color: Red
Diameter: 4mm
Rated: 30V 24A
Contact Plating: Nickel Plated
High Quality
More Information
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| SKU | A-1824 |
| Manufacturer | Tayda Electronics |
| MPN | TYCX-08 |
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Value
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Nice for making test leads
I like these plugs. They stack, the plugs fit well and the quality is good. Att 0.16 a pop in they beat any other price that I could find.
They are a little longer than I expected. They stack end to end rather than 90deg ladder style like many other banana plugs.
The tip came off of one of them while I was unplugging it, but I jammed it back on and it has not been a problem since.
To hook them up, open the end and push out the metal plug. There is a hole at the base where you can solder the wire.
I've been lazy and have used friction to attach 18awg stranded wire rather than solder. I thread the end of the wire through the hole, bend the stripped part up the other side parallel to the plug, and re-insert the plug into the plastic casing. It seems to be making a good connection and holding well enough for my use.
I recommend them.
Leland
They are a little longer than I expected. They stack end to end rather than 90deg ladder style like many other banana plugs.
The tip came off of one of them while I was unplugging it, but I jammed it back on and it has not been a problem since.
To hook them up, open the end and push out the metal plug. There is a hole at the base where you can solder the wire.
I've been lazy and have used friction to attach 18awg stranded wire rather than solder. I thread the end of the wire through the hole, bend the stripped part up the other side parallel to the plug, and re-insert the plug into the plastic casing. It seems to be making a good connection and holding well enough for my use.
I recommend them.