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Simplify your wiring with our SMH250/SMP250 terminal wire, a 2.54mm male and female butt connection wire designed for lighting and lamp extensions. This wire harness is directly supplied from the factory, ensuring high quality and reliability. Ideal for both commercial and residential use, our terminal wire offers a seamless connection for all your lighting needs.
Our SMH250/SMP250 terminal wire is the go-to choice for lighting projects. With a 2.54mm male and female butt connection, this wire provides a secure and efficient way to extend your lighting systems. Whether you're working on a large-scale project or a small home improvement, our terminal wire ensures a professional and durable connection every time.
