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SEN0481

Name: DFRobot SEN0481
Brand: DFRobot
SKU: 426-SEN0481
Price: 3.44 EUR
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426-SEN0481

Mfr. No:

SEN0481

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DFRobot

Description:

Magnetic/Reed Switches Magnetic Contact Switch Sensor for Arduino

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Product Attribute	Attribute Value	Select Attribute
Manufacturer:	DFRobot
Product Category:	Magnetic/Reed Switches
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Color:	Black
Brand:	DFRobot
Illuminated:	Non-Illuminated
Product Type:	Reed Switches
Factory Pack Quantity:	1
Subcategory:	Switches

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Magnetic Contact Switch Sensor for Arduino Product Overview (PDF)

CNHTS:: 8536500090
USHTS:: 8536509065
JPHTS:: 853650090
ECCN:: EAR99

Magnetic Contact Switch Sensor for Arduino

DFRobot Magnetic Contact Switch Sensor for Arduino consists of two magnetic reeds composed of iron and nickel. The sensor is sealed in a plastic case. The two magnetic reeds are overlapped but there is a small gap between them. When a suitable external magnetic field comes within 2cm, the two magnetic reeds will contact and conduct, sensing the change in the position of the object.