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Smart Charger Extra Temperature Sensor
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TE-107-000
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 $3.99
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Smart Charger Extra Temperature Sensor
  • A temperature sensor with one High Quality BEC male connector.
  • With 3' long of 22 AWG silicone wire with BEC male connector.
  • Provides extra sensor for charging your battery packs with the Related Smart Chargers (left column of this page)
  • It is compatible with with the Related Smart Chargers (left column of this page)
  • Connect the sensor to these chargers and attached it to the battery pack. It will cut off power when battery pack temperature reaches 70 Deg C for additional protection to prevent battery pack from overcharging.How to use Temperature sensor:
    1. Autonomous Robot KitsAttach temperature sensor to battery pack inside firmly --- you can use electronic tape or glue to attach the sensor to the battery's surface
    2. Plug (red, BEC ) connector into the temperature socket into the charger
 
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