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NE555 + CD4017 Water Flowing Light LED Module DIY Kit Solenoid valve switch 12V DC 1/2 inch (Normally Closed) Begin by installing the Arduino

Name: NE555 + CD4017 Water Flowing Light LED Module DIY Kit Solenoid valve switch 12V DC 1/2 inch (Normally Closed) Begin by installing the Arduino
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SKU: 76069587046
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NE555 + CD4017 Water Flowing Light LED Module DIY Kit Solenoid valve switch 12V DC 1 2 inch (Normally Closed) Begin by installing the Arduino Begin by installing the Arduino IDE or PlatformIO with ESP32 board support packages can be painted with acrylic or epoxy coatings Operating Voltage 5 12V DC (adjustable) Professional Applications

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