AceBott

Blue LED Module Easy-Plug Compatible with ESP32/Arduino

Regular price R 120.00
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SKU: QB081
Illuminate your projects with this versatile blue LED module, engineered for seamless integration with ESP32 and Arduino platforms. The easy-plug design eliminates complex wiring, letting you focus on building rather...
Electronic component board with blue LED and various connectors on a white background, branded with ACEBOTT.
R 120.00
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Illuminate your projects with this versatile blue LED module, engineered for seamless integration with ESP32 and Arduino platforms. The easy-plug design eliminates complex wiring, letting you focus on building rather than troubleshooting. Perfect for prototyping, IoT applications, or adding visual feedback to your creations. Get started instantly with minimal setup ideal for both beginners and experienced makers looking to accelerate their development workflow.


Product specifications table
Specification name Specification Value
Circuit board features Advanced configuration
Color pattern Black, Blue
Component package type SMD
PCB type Rigid

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