BOSON Push Button Module i2r/i2g/i2b

Control the LED by a button module. Press down the button to switch on the LED; release, it goes off.

The anti-theft exhibition booth works in this way: when the item is taken away from the booth, the booth will give an alarm. When the item is placed on the booth, at this time the button is pressed; when it's taken away, the button is released and the buzzer makes sounds.

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