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Water Flow Sensor (Sea) YFS401 Flowmeter 0.3-6L/min3.5mm White Arduino UNO R3 Transparent Plastic Case NodeMCU Lua Onboard LED Built-in
Water Flow Sensor (Sea) YFS401 Flowmeter 0.3-6L/min3.5mm White Arduino UNO R3 Transparent Plastic Case NodeMCU Lua Onboard LED Built-in
Water Flow Sensor (Sea) YFS401 Flowmeter 0.3-6L/min3.5mm White Arduino UNO R3 Transparent Plastic Case NodeMCU Lua Onboard LED Built-in
Water Flow Sensor (Sea) YFS401 Flowmeter 0.3-6L/min3.5mm White Arduino UNO R3 Transparent Plastic Case NodeMCU Lua Onboard LED Built-in

Water Flow Sensor (Sea) YFS401 Flowmeter 0.3-6L/min3.5mm White Arduino UNO R3 Transparent Plastic Case NodeMCU Lua Onboard LED Built-in

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Water Flow Sensor (Sea) YFS401 Flowmeter 0.3 6L min3.5mm White Arduino UNO R3 Transparent Plastic Case NodeMCU Lua Onboard LED Built in NodeMCU Lua Onboard LED Built in LED on GPIO2 Type WiFi IoT Development Board Origin Original Authentic Warranty 7 day warranty on manufacturing defects Support Email & WhatsApp 24 7 Key Features this PDB integrates active voltage regulation through dual BEC circuits and LC filtering for noise suppression Water Flow Sensor (Sea) YFS401 Flowmeter 0

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