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International Workers' Day holiday
May 1st to 5th
Dear buyer,
Due to the International Workers' Day holiday, our shipping service will be suspended from April 29 to May 5.
If you place an order in our online store during this period, the earliest shipping date will be May 6th.
Best regards, NOCO SHOP Team
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Hall-Effect Sensor NOCO-SS-1030With magnet, DC motor speed sensorDescription: Hall effect sensor can be used to sense the speed and position of a rotating motor. The DC motor speed sensors are based on using the Hall element to sense the change influx in the air gap between a magnet and a notch in a rotating shaft. The main advantage of Hall effect speed sensors is that they are a non-contact sensor that is not limited by mechanical wear. The circuitry inside the sensor typically consists of a pulse counter to provide an output signal that can be directly connected to the motor controller.
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Hall-Effect Sensor NOCO-SS-1030With magnet, DC motor speed sensorDescription: Hall effect sensor can be used to sense the speed and position of a rotating motor. The DC motor speed sensors are based on using the Hall element to sense the change influx in the air gap between a magnet and a notch in a rotating shaft. The main advantage of Hall effect speed sensors is that they are a non-contact sensor that is not limited by mechanical wear. The circuitry inside the sensor typically consists of a pulse counter to provide an output signal that can be directly connected to the motor controller.
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