Hook up Wire (Red) - 60 Meters Original WCS1500 Hall Effect based Current Sensor (0-200A) What is the effective detection

Name: Hook up Wire (Red) - 60 Meters Original WCS1500 Hall Effect based Current Sensor (0-200A) What is the effective detection
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Hook up Wire (Red) - 60 Meters Original WCS1500 Hall Effect based Current Sensor (0-200A) What is the effective detection

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