AceBott

12X12mm Button Module/ Push Botton/ Switch/ Key Module Easy-Plug

Regular price R 210.00
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SKU: QB067
Add instant interactivity to your electronics projects with this easy-plug 12x12mm button module. Whether you're building with ESP32, Arduino, or other microcontroller platforms, this compact switch delivers reliable tactile input...
Button module with blue button and labeled 'Button' on a white background, featuring the ACEBOTT brand.
R 210.00
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Add instant interactivity to your electronics projects with this easy-plug 12x12mm button module. Whether you're building with ESP32, Arduino, or other microcontroller platforms, this compact switch delivers reliable tactile input without the hassle of complex soldering. Get your prototypes working faster and unlock new possibilities for user interaction in your designs.

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Color pattern Blue, Black

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