4-AA Battery Holder
₵12.00
In Stock15 in stock
Description
- Size: 58 × 63 × 16 mm
- Cells: 4 AA
This battery holder features two 6″, 24-gauge leads that have approximately 5 mm of insulation stripped off of the ends. The red wire connects to the positive end of the batteries and the black wire connects to the negative end of the batteries.
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