Solderless Breadboard and Jumper Wire Kit with Two 830-Point Boards, Two 400-Point Boards and 126 Wires
Solderless Breadboard and Jumper Wire Kit with Two 830-Point Boards, Two 400-Point Boards and 126 Wires
A solderless breadboard and jumper wire kit makes temporary circuit building fast and reusable for electronics lessons, component tests and prototype development. Two full-size 830-point boards and two compact 400-point boards provide separate IC areas and power rails, while 126 flexible wires connect devices without permanent solder joints.
White ABS panels use tin-plated phosphor-bronze contacts for repeated lead insertion, and the modular boards can splice together when a design grows. The ten-color copper-core jumper wires measure about eight inches, helping signal and power paths remain easy to trace. Choose the single 130-piece configuration or the listed two-pack option for a larger lab or shared workspace.
Specifications
- Product: solderless breadboard and jumper wire kit
- Total listed pieces: 130
- Breadboards: two 830-point and two 400-point boards
- Jumper wires: 126
- 830-point layout: 630-point IC area plus two 100-point distribution strips
- 400-point layout: 300-point IC area plus two 50-point distribution strips
- Power rails: four per breadboard
- Large board dimensions: 6.5 x 2.1 x 0.3 inches
- Small board dimensions: 3.2 x 2.1 x 0.3 inches
- Panel material: ABS plastic
- Contacts: tin-plated phosphor bronze
- Jumper wire core: copper
- Wire length: approximately 8 inches / 20 cm
- Wire colors: 10 assorted colors
- Listed wire current: 20–40 mA
- Boards can be joined by unit
- Pack options: large kit and two-pack listing
- Brand: BOJACK
- Model: BJ-BB-130P
Frequently Asked Questions
What comes in the 130-piece breadboard kit?
The kit includes two 830-point boards two 400-point boards and 126 flexible jumper wires in ten colors.
Do the breadboards require soldering?
No. Component leads and jumper wires insert into internal contact strips for temporary circuits that can be changed and reused.
How are the breadboard holes connected?
Power distribution rows run horizontally and split at the middle while the main terminal strips connect vertically in grouped rows.
Can I connect the boards into a larger workspace?
Yes. The modular breadboards can be joined by unit so a prototype can expand beyond one board.