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MakerHawk 6pcs Optical Endstop with 1M Cable Optical Switch Sensor Photoelectric Light Control Optical Limit Switch Module for 3D Printer auspowers_batchtwo Just plug one end of dingo

SKU: 79664107296
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MakerHawk 6pcs Optical Endstop with 1M Cable Optical Switch Sensor Photoelectric Light Control Optical Limit Switch Module for 3D Printer auspowers_batchtwo Just plug one end of dingo Just plug one end of this cable into the CD changer input in the back of your stereo Cleanup takes no time at all because you can throw the tray straight in the trash or recycling The trigger is sensitive and quiet How to trigger the photoelectric: Use the stopper to trigger the limit when it moves to the middle of the red contact groove (it is recommended not to use a transparent material stopper)

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