1S 18650 Li-po Lithium Battery Capacity Indicator Module Intermediate Digital Electronics Kit Ultra-Low Power Consumption: Sleep current

Name: 1S 18650 Li-po Lithium Battery Capacity Indicator Module Intermediate Digital Electronics Kit Ultra-Low Power Consumption: Sleep current
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 30555046573
Price: 127.09 USD
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1S 18650 Li po Lithium Battery Capacity Indicator Module Intermediate Digital Electronics Kit Ultra Low Power Consumption: Sleep current Ultra Low Power Consumption: Sleep current of 2 microamps ensures multi year battery life in remote sensor deployments and asset tracking solutions Why Choose This Heat Flame Sensor we have everything you need for your electronics projects Are bulk discounts available

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