DB15 Male to Screw Terminal Breakout with Case Witty Fox 3.7V 1000mAh Li-Ion Battery Smart Car Starter: Remote engine

Name: DB15 Male to Screw Terminal Breakout with Case Witty Fox 3.7V 1000mAh Li-Ion Battery Smart Car Starter: Remote engine
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 56459591807
Price: 349.27 USD
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DB15 Male to Screw Terminal Breakout with Case Witty Fox 3.7V 1000mAh Li Ion Battery Smart Car Starter: Remote engine Smart Car Starter: Remote engine ignition via smartphone app 54mm (standard breadboard compatible) Rated Voltage 300V max Current Rating 1A max per wire Contact Resistance <=20mOhm Operating Temperature 20 degreesC to 70 degreesC Connector Material Brass with gold tin plating Configuration Individual separable wires (ribbon style) Origin Original Authentic Warranty 7 day warranty on manufacturing defects Support Email & WhatsApp 24 7 Why Choose This DB15 Male to Screw Terminal Breakout with Case

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