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Wemos Triple Base

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$0.94 $1.32 In stock

Category: Shields

The Wemos triple base (HCWEMO0016) is designed to allow a Wemos shield to be connected to a Wemos D1 board without having to use the normal stacking method. This is useful when you have multiple shields that are not suited for stacking together such as an OLED shields with sensor/relays shields, or where a lower profile is preferred. Supplied with the shield is a set of six 8 pin female headers.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth H. ★★★★★

Finally, a way to use multiple shields without the messy piling up — the side connector is genius. My D1 board now has room to breathe and everything stays firmly connected.

Brian ★★★★★

This base solved my problem of shields not sitting flat when stacked. The triple height gives plenty of room for wiring underneath, and it took me just a minute to snap everything together.

Matthew ★★★★★

Finally, a base that keeps my shield securely attached to the D1 board without any wobble. The triple mounting points make it much more stable than the old stacking method.