The Muse Lab ESP8266 Probe Clip Probe Tool Programming is a convenient tool designed for easy debugging and programming of ESP8266 modules, including ESP-07, ESP-12E, and ESP-12F. It eliminates the need for soldering or removing the module from the circuit board. The clip features a sturdy ABS spring clip and transparent acrylic, ensuring durability and a secure connection. With a row spacing of 14mm and a 2.0mm stitch length, it offers a perfect fit for the modules. The clip is compact in size (84mm x 35mm x 46mm) and operates with a simple clamping method, making it an efficient solution for quick and hassle-free ESP8266 module programming. Features: No Soldering Required: Allows for debugging and programming without the need to solder or remove the module from the circuit board. Compatible with ESP Modules: Supports ESP-07, ESP-12E, and ESP-12F modules. Durable Material: Made from ABS spring clip and transparent acrylic for strength and longevity. Precise Fit: Features a row spacing of 14mm and a 2.0mm stitch length for an accurate connection. Efficient Clamping: Simple and fast clamping method for easy use during debugging and programming. Convenient Tool: Speeds up the programming process, making it ideal for quick commissioning and testing. Package include: 1 x Muse Lab ESP8266 Probe Clip Probe Tool Programming Download Burning Debugging Inspection Fixture Tool for ESP-07 / 12E / 12F Modules
Specifications
| Product name | ESP826 probe clip |
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| Product material | ABS spring clip + transparent acrylic |
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| Method of use | clamping |
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| Applicable modules | ESP-07, ESP-12E, ESP-12F |
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| Stitch length | 2.0mm / Row spacing: 14mm |
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| Item Type: | Probe Clip |
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| Compatibility: | ESP Modules |
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| Model No. / Name: | ESP8266 |
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| Material: | ABS spring clip + transparent acrylic |
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| Display Resolution (pixel) | 1280x800 |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.02 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 12 × 10 × 3 cm |
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