HC-06 4pin Bluetooth Module (Slave) No Button Infrared Touchless Forehead Thermometer | Thermometer Model GP300 Exceeding continuous ratings causes excessive

Name: HC-06 4pin Bluetooth Module (Slave) No Button Infrared Touchless Forehead Thermometer | Thermometer Model GP300 Exceeding continuous ratings causes excessive
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SKU: 49644992947
Price: 276.13 USD
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HC-06 4pin Bluetooth Module (Slave) No Button Infrared Touchless Forehead Thermometer | Thermometer Model GP300 Exceeding continuous ratings causes excessive

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