Jumper Wires

A jumper wire is a cable or terminal that connects between remote electronic circuits and control panels. Also called skip lines. Unlike ordinary wiring, it temporarily creates a shortcut that can be jumped on the circuit. By inserting a jumper wire, it is possible to stop the operation of the normal circuit and activate the circuit that is not used regularly. It is used for test operations, maintenance, temporary connections in case of emergency, when dividing circuits according to product specifications, etc. There are flexible heat-resistant vinyl wires, plated wires, fluoropolymer wires, etc. The U-shaped metal jumper is a product that improves work efficiency when used at the same distance between two points connected by electronic circuits. The protection jumper used for PCB has a heat-resistant PBT resin insulator.