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DIGITEN G3/8" Quick Connect Hall Effect Sensor Water Flow Sensor Food-Grade Flowmeter Water Flow Counter Meter 0.3-10L/min - Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and Reverse Osmosis Filter Compatible auspowers_batchfive can be connected microcontroller IO Style:Crimped Wire Wheel

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DIGITEN G3 8" Quick Connect Hall Effect Sensor Water Flow Sensor Food Grade Flowmeter Water Flow Counter Meter 0.3 10L min Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and Reverse Osmosis Filter Compatible auspowers_batchfive can be connected microcontroller IO Style:Crimped Wire Wheel can be connected microcontroller IO port Due to the factors of light and display cold resistance 3 10L min Arduino

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