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ACEBOTT ESP32 Advanced Sensor Kit Supplier

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ACHATS D’ÉQUIPEMENTS DU PROJET DIGISTEM-STEM LAB Yacine Fana CISSE - [email hidden]

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AgencyUNESCO
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Supplies ACEBOTT ESP32 Advanced Sensor Kits for prime contractors on UNESCO DIGISTEM-STEM LAB projects. Sources and delivers 50 units of sensor kits or technical equivalents. Provides technical data sheets and images per Annex II. Ensures compliance with European or International quality and safety standards. Provides material certifications and test results. Delivers 50 sensor kits with technical documentation and a one-year warranty.

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