Colour-coded GPIO Header for Pi Zero

Colour-coded GPIO Header for Pi Zero 2×20 male headers No longer will you stare in confusion at all 40 pins, trying to count out which one you want to plug your wires into.

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A colour-coded GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) header for the Raspberry Pi Zero is a modified version of the standard 40-pin GPIO header. Each pin is colour-coded to make it easier to identify its purpose.

This can be incredibly helpful for beginners and advanced users when working with the GPIO pins for projects involving sensors, actuators, and other external components.

Specifications:

Red = 5V
Yellow = 3V3
Black = GND
Blue = Do Not Connect (Reversed I2C)
Green = GPIO
2 x 20pin
2.54 Pitch

Package Includes: * Raspberry Pi Zero NOT included

Colour-coded GPIO Header for Pi Zero

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