1240 12V DC 0.6A 7.5W Solenoid for Electric Door Lock Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 3V recommended) Logic Pins 5V
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1240 12V DC 0.6A 7.5W Solenoid for Electric Door Lock Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 3V recommended) Logic Pins 5V 3V recommended) Logic Pins 5V tolerant SPI interface Number of Channels 126 RF channels Modulation GFSK (Gaussian Frequency Shift Keying) Antenna External SMA antenna (included) Interface SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) Operating Current (TX) ~115mA at max power Operating Current (RX) ~45mA Standby Current ~26uA Operating Temperature 40 degreesC to +85 degreesC Board Dimensions ~41mm x 15mm Pin Count 8 pins (2x4 header) Origin Original Authentic Nordic nRF24L01+ chipset Warranty 7 day warranty on manufacturing defects Support Email & WhatsApp 24 7 Pin Configuration Authentic & Verified 100% original from trusted suppliers 1240 12V DC 0 5W Solenoid for Electric Door Lock
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