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Hi-Link Power Supply Low Current for PCB Converts AC 120V – 220V to DC
Hi-Link Power Supply Low Current for PCB Converts AC 120V – 220V to DC
$4.00 – $7.00
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| Hi-Link | HLK-PM03 – 3.3V 3W 1A, HLK-PM035 – 5.0V 3W 0.6A, HLK-PM12 – 12V 3W 0.25A, HLK-5M05 – 5V 5W 1A, HLK-5M12 – 12V 5W 0.42A |
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