AceBott

MP3 Voice Broadcast Module With 8 MB SD Card Easy-Plug

Regular price R 400.00
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SKU: QB089
Deliver crystal-clear audio messages with this plug-and-play MP3 voice broadcast module. Featuring 8 MB of onboard SD card storage, it's engineered for instant integration into your projects without complicated setup....
Electronic circuit board with USB connector on a white background, branded with ACEBOTT.
R 400.00
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Deliver crystal-clear audio messages with this plug-and-play MP3 voice broadcast module. Featuring 8 MB of onboard SD card storage, it's engineered for instant integration into your projects without complicated setup. Perfect for alerts, announcements, or interactive audio feedback, this compact module transforms your devices into intelligent communication tools. Simply insert the SD card, connect the power, and start broadcasting no technical expertise required.

Product specifications table
Specification name Specification Value
Audio output format Analog, Stereo
Color pattern Black
Connectivity technology Wired
Device interface SD card

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