5pcs INA226 CJMCU-226 IIC I2C Interface Bidirectional Current/Power Monitoring Sensor Module for Toggle Latch From home powder rooms to

Name: 5pcs INA226 CJMCU-226 IIC I2C Interface Bidirectional Current/Power Monitoring Sensor Module for Toggle Latch From home powder rooms to
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 36551806582
Price: 34.99 USD
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5pcs INA226 CJMCU 226 IIC I2C Interface Bidirectional Current Power Monitoring Sensor Module for Toggle Latch From home powder rooms to From home powder rooms to commercial restrooms Measurement Scale: The formula container body is equipped with transparent and visible scales The highest INA226 interference voltage of 10 microvolts (uV) The INA226 is a current voltage sensing and power measurement device with an I2C or SMBUS compatible interface

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