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MQ-5 Gas Sensor For Methane(CNG), Propane, and Natural Gas Detector Module 3D printer parts heating-controller MKS MOS25 V1.0 for heat bed extruder MOS module support big current 25A Feature Details Input Voltage AC

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MQ 5 Gas Sensor For Methane(CNG), Propane, and Natural Gas Detector Module 3D printer parts heating controller MKS MOS25 V1.0 for heat bed extruder MOS module support big current 25A Feature Details Input Voltage AC Feature Details Input Voltage AC 220V Output Range 10 220V AC (Adjustable) Maximum Power 10000W Maximum Current 80A Control Type Digital SCR (Silicon Controlled Rectifier) Functions Voltage Regulation 54 mm pitch header solders directly or plugs into breadboards All products are 100% authentic The Engineer Store offers competitive pricing

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