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MQ-2 Gas Sensor – Isobutane Propane
The MQ2 analog gas sensor is used in gas leak detection equipment. This sensor is suitable for detecting LPG, butane, propane, methane, alcohol, hydrogen, and smoke. It has high sensitivity and a fast response time; the sensitivity can be adjusted using a potentiometer.
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MQ-2 Gas Sensor – Isobutane Propane
The MQ2 is an easy-to-use gas detector designed to detect LPG, propane, isobutane, alcohol, hydrogen, and smoke. It is used to detect gas leaks with high sensitivity (adjustable by potentiometer) and fast response time.
Features:
-Power Supply: 5V
-Interface Type: Analog
-Wide Detection Range
-Fast Response and High Sensitivity
-Simple Driver Circuit
-Stable and Durable
-Size: 36.4×26.6mm
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