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MQ-4 Gas Sensor/Natural Gas & Methane Sensor

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SKU: QB084
Detect natural gas and methane with precision using this versatile MQ-4 gas sensor. Engineered for seamless integration with ESP32 and Arduino platforms, this easy-plug module eliminates complex wiring and setup...
MQ-4 sensor module with ACEBOTT branding on a white background
R 175.00
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Detect natural gas and methane with precision using this versatile MQ-4 gas sensor. Engineered for seamless integration with ESP32 and Arduino platforms, this easy-plug module eliminates complex wiring and setup hassles. Perfect for DIY enthusiasts and professionals building safety monitoring systems, environmental sensors, or smart home applications. Reliable detection capabilities combined with straightforward connectivity make it an essential component for any gas-sensing project.


Product specifications table
Specification name Specification Value
Color pattern Black
Gases detected Natural gas, Methane
Power source DC-powered

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