Inaccurate readings
Is not consistente and the quality of the holders are garbage.
19 August 2024
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We design and manufacture ultrasonic sensors for a wide variety of applications. Solve your challenging level and distance measurement problems with a highly reliable solution.
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13860 Shawkia Drive, 56401, Brainerd, United States
- 2184540766
- sales@maxbotix.com
- maxbotix.com
MaxBotix - Reputable Sensor Supplier for IoT
MaxBotix is a reputable supplier of sonar sensors for IoT products. Their products are reliable, affordable and accurate. They withstand harsh outdoor conditions, including extreme heat and cold, precipitation, and wind. We have been using around 50~ units for several years across the US with no issues.
9 June 2023
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