LP-20 Female 8 Pin Soldering Type Floating Power Socket with Metal Shell IP67 250V 20A Arduino Nano R3 compatible Board (Pack of 25) Contact support for specific load

Name: LP-20 Female 8 Pin Soldering Type Floating Power Socket with Metal Shell IP67 250V 20A Arduino Nano R3 compatible Board (Pack of 25) Contact support for specific load
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SKU: 33287401886
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LP-20 Female 8 Pin Soldering Type Floating Power Socket with Metal Shell IP67 250V 20A Arduino Nano R3 compatible Board (Pack of 25) Contact support for specific load

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