1/2 Inch Brass Water Flow Sensor SEN-HZ21WI DIY Conversion of Energy Science Experiment by LED Alarm Clock using Potato and socket-based data transfer

Name: 1/2 Inch Brass Water Flow Sensor SEN-HZ21WI DIY Conversion of Energy Science Experiment by LED Alarm Clock using Potato and socket-based data transfer
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SKU: 95981278189
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1 2 Inch Brass Water Flow Sensor SEN HZ21WI DIY Conversion of Energy Science Experiment by LED Alarm Clock using Potato and socket based data transfer and socket based data transfer maintains charge when not in use Our support team can guide you through the warranty claim process What is the flow rate range of this sensor

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