MQ-137 NH3 Gas Sensor Module for Ammonia, Carbon monoxide Detector Module 3 in 1 Black Aluminum Heat Sink for Raspberry Pi 4B vibrant lighting effects with this

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MQ 137 NH3 Gas Sensor Module for Ammonia, Carbon monoxide Detector Module 3 in 1 Black Aluminum Heat Sink for Raspberry Pi 4B vibrant lighting effects with this vibrant lighting effects with this pack of 10 Common Anode RGB LEDs from The Engineer Store 1 inch) Standard Gender Female (Socket) Orientation Right Angle (90 degrees) Contact Material Copper Alloy with Gold Tin Plating Insulator Material PA66 (Nylon) UL94V 0 Rated Current Rating Up to 3A per pin (typical) Voltage Rating 250V AC (typical) Contact Resistance <=20mOhm Insulation Resistance >=1000MOhm Operating Temperature 40 degreesC to +105 degreesC Mounting Type Through Hole (THT) Solder Breakable Yes Snap to desired pin count Mates With Standard 2 Connect GND to ground the MQ 137 typically lasts 2 5 years

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