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0.36inch 4-Digit Tube Display Module Red LED Display

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SKU: QB090
Compact 4-digit LED tube display in striking red, designed for seamless integration with ESP32 and Arduino platforms. This 0.36-inch module delivers crisp, bright numerical output perfect for sensor readings, timers,...
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Compact 4-digit LED tube display in striking red, designed for seamless integration with ESP32 and Arduino platforms. This 0.36-inch module delivers crisp, bright numerical output perfect for sensor readings, timers, and real-time data visualization in your electronics projects. The plug-and-play design eliminates complex wiring, letting you focus on building rather than troubleshooting. Whether you're prototyping IoT devices or creating interactive installations, this versatile display module brings your project data to life with minimal effort and maximum clarity.

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Color pattern Black, Red

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