ZMCT102 20 Ampere Current Transformer – PCB Mounting M5 Stack COMMU Module Extend RS485/TTL CAN/I2C Port Premium quality battery management solution

Name: ZMCT102 20 Ampere Current Transformer – PCB Mounting M5 Stack COMMU Module Extend RS485/TTL CAN/I2C Port Premium quality battery management solution
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 61746909782
Price: 94.34 USD
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