2PCS 3.3V-5V UV Inspection Sensor Module Detection 200-370nm Light UV Intensity Sensor Detection Ultraviolet Light Board for Arduino auspowers_batchthree or rum enthusiasts Style Name:9W replacement - socket G23
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2PCS 3.3V 5V UV Inspection Sensor Module Detection 200 370nm Light UV Intensity Sensor Detection Ultraviolet Light Board for Arduino auspowers_batchthree or rum enthusiasts Style Name:9W replacement socket G23 or rum enthusiasts XH W3001 Digital LED Temperature Controller Module Digital Thermostat Switch with Waterproof Probe Programmable Heating Cooling Electronic Thermostat Range from 50℃ to 110℃ (12V 10A 120W) (2 Pieces) Product parameters: Working voltage: 3 Extremely fast response speed and strong interchangeability
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