3D printer parts heating-controller MKS MOS25 V1.0 for heat bed extruder MOS module support big current 25A KY033 TCRT5000 Sensor Feature Details Type Photoelectric Optical
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3D printer parts heating controller MKS MOS25 V1.0 for heat bed extruder MOS module support big current 25A KY033 TCRT5000 Sensor Feature Details Type Photoelectric Optical Feature Details Type Photoelectric Optical Endstop Limit Switch Cable Length 50cm (Pre attached) Technology Light based photoelectric detection Application 3D Printer axis positioning & homing Origin Original Authentic Warranty 7 day warranty on manufacturing defects Coverage Support Email & WhatsApp 24 7 Why Choose This Optical Endstop and fast shipping Thicker 12AWG is recommended for longer cable runs Expert Support Team Available 24 7 via WhatsApp & Email
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