Mornsun LM350-12B15 AC/DC 350W Enclosed Switching Power Supply High Sensitivity Water Level Sensor compatible with Arduino Powerful TEC1-12706 Peltier Module: Industry-standard

Name: Mornsun LM350-12B15 AC/DC 350W Enclosed Switching Power Supply High Sensitivity Water Level Sensor compatible with Arduino Powerful TEC1-12706 Peltier Module: Industry-standard
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SKU: 9312690207
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Mornsun LM350-12B15 AC/DC 350W Enclosed Switching Power Supply High Sensitivity Water Level Sensor compatible with Arduino Powerful TEC1-12706 Peltier Module: Industry-standard

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Mornsun LM350 12B15 AC DC 350W Enclosed Switching Power Supply High Sensitivity Water Level Sensor compatible with Arduino Powerful TEC1 12706 Peltier Module: Industry standard Powerful TEC1 12706 Peltier Module: Industry standard thermoelectric cooler rated at 12V 6A with up to 60W cooling capacity and a maximum temperature differential of ~66 degreesC between hot and cold faces OTA Updates: Upload new firmware wirelessly over WiFi no USB cable needed after initial setup Frequently Asked Questions absolutely

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