5.65" Seven-Color eInk / ePaper Display with 600x448 Pixels, SPI interface, Support XIAO/Arduino/STM32 Passive Buzzer Module thermal shutdown Operating Temperature -30

Name: 5.65" Seven-Color eInk / ePaper Display with 600x448 Pixels, SPI interface, Support XIAO/Arduino/STM32 Passive Buzzer Module thermal shutdown Operating Temperature -30
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 262040650
Price: 2646.29 USD
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5.65" Seven Color eInk ePaper Display with 600x448 Pixels, SPI interface, Support XIAO Arduino STM32 Passive Buzzer Module thermal shutdown Operating Temperature 30 thermal shutdown Operating Temperature 30 to +70 degrees Celsius Storage Temperature 40 to +85 degrees Celsius Mounting 35mm DIN rail Expert Support Access to technical team Are bulk discounts available 65" Seven Color eInk ePaper Display with 600x448 Pixels

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