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ESP32 is a tiny cheap 8$ module with a dual core 32-bit CPU and built in Wi-Fi and dual-mode Bluetooth with sufficient amount of 30 I/O pins for all basic electronics projects. All these features are ...

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The BASIC-1GSP can handle high-power circuits up to 32A (7,680W @ 240V AC), which makes it suitable for electric floor heating, EV charging stations, water heaters, and other heavy-duty devices. The ...