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Internal power cable for ZigBee 3.0 sensor, new condition

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Ruth's sister ZigBee 3.0 Temperature Humidity Sensor internal power cable

SKU CH-KFTN-2QATX

An internal power cable for a ZigBee 3.0 temperature and humidity sensor with datalogging and humidifier remote control

  • ZigBee 3.0 connectivity for reliable smart-home integration
  • Temperature and humidity monitoring enables precise climate control
  • Built-in datalogger records environmental trends over time
  • Remote humidifier control automates comfort adjustments

ZigBee 3.0 sensor power cable

This internal cable connects a Tuya temperature and humidity sensor that uses the ZigBee 3.0 protocol. It suits builders who want a wired power link for a datalogger or remote humidifier control. The product is supplied new and ready for installation.

Direct power frees a USB port

The cable draws power from inside the chassis so the sensor does not need a separate adapter. It fits a build that has an available internal power header and removes the clutter of an external wall plug. Buyers who need battery operation or a different connector type should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • ZigBee 3.0 connectivity for reliable smart-home integration
  • Temperature and humidity monitoring enables precise climate control
  • Built-in datalogger records environmental trends over time
  • Remote humidifier control automates comfort adjustments

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How long does the internal power cable keep the ZigBee 3.0 sensor running before it needs a recharge?

The cable draws power continuously from the host device, so the sensor operates without any battery limit or recharge cycle.

Does the cable or the sensor generate noticeable heat or fan noise when the humidifier runs all day?

The passive cable produces no heat or noise, and the sensor itself is a solid-state device with no moving parts.

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