
Pack of 2 analogue temperature sensor modules with NTC thermistor, -55°C to 125°C range. Ideal for monitoring projects.
The Whadda UK Analogue Temperature Sensor Modules (WPSE320) are precision components designed to measure temperature using a thermistor, where the resistance varies with changes in temperature. This pack includes two modules, making it a convenient choice for projects requiring multiple sensing points.
Each module uses an NTC-MF52 3950 thermistor, offering a broad sensing range from -55°C to 125°C. The integrated 10kΩ pull-up resistor ensures stable analogue readings, while the 3-pin male header provides easy connectivity for 5V, GND, and the analogue output (S).
Key Features
This pack of two temperature sensor modules is ideal for electronics enthusiasts, makers, and educators seeking a straightforward solution for temperature monitoring in various projects. Whether you are building a weather station, a thermostat, or a data logging system, these modules offer dependable performance and easy integration.
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