SparkFun Qwiic Ecosystem
The SparkFun Qwiic connector system makes I2C wiring simple — just plug in a cable and start reading sensors. No soldering, no jumper wires, no address headaches. Browse our range of Qwiic-compatible boards, environmental sensors, gas sensors, cables, and adapters.
Ideal for rapid prototyping, STEM education, and maker projects across Australia. Qwiic's daisy-chainable design lets hobbyists and professionals build complex sensor networks in minutes. We ship from Australia with fast local delivery.
OpenScale IoT Wireless Load Cell Scale Controller
SKU: SF-SEN-30282 | Brand: SparkFun
Build a connected weighing system without starting from low-level load cell code. OpenScale IoT is a wireless scale controller built around the ESP32-PICO-MINI, designed to turn a standard load cell setup into a confi...
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Artemis Global Tracker Satellite GNSS Board
SKU: SF-WRL-18712 | Brand: SparkFun
Built for field deployments well beyond WiFi and mobile coverage, this compact tracker combines an Iridium 9603N Short Burst Data modem with the Arduino-compatible Artemis module. It can send and receive short satelli...
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RFID Qwiic Kit with ID-12LA 125kHz Reader
SKU: SF-KIT-15209 | Brand: SparkFun
This kit gives you the core hardware needed to start reading 125kHz RFID tags over I2C, without hunting for a separate reader module, antenna or wiring up a complex circuit. The box includes a SparkFun RFID Qwiic Read...
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Qwiic Alphanumeric Display - Red
SKU: SF-COM-16916 | Brand: SparkFun
Add letters, numbers and symbols to your project with red fourteen-segment digits that are much more flexible than a basic seven-segment display. This Qwiic display connects over I2C, so you can plug it in without sol...
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Qwiic Power Switch
SKU: SF-PRT-26784 | Brand: SparkFun
This compact Qwiic board lets you switch power to downstream Qwiic devices so high-current modules can be turned off when they are not needed. That can help conserve energy in battery-powered builds using GNSS and oth...
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Qwiic OLED Display - 1.5in 128x128
SKU: SF-LCD-29530 | Brand: SparkFun
This compact OLED board gives your project a crisp monochrome white-on-black interface in a 1.5-inch square form factor. With 128x128 pixels and a 1:1 aspect ratio, it suits custom graphics, menus, status screens and ...
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Qwiic Relay - 1x1A DPDT
SKU: SF-COM-30416 | Brand: SparkFun
Control higher-power loads from a microcontroller over I2C with this Qwiic relay board. It is built around the Omron G6K-2F-Y DC3 dual-pole/dual-throw relay, letting a low-voltage logic system switch loads up to 1A at...
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MicroMod Main Board - Single
SKU: SF-DEV-20748 | Brand: SparkFun
This single-board carrier lets you connect one MicroMod Processor Board to one MicroMod Function Board using SparkFun’s M.2-based MicroMod ecosystem. Align the keyed edge connector, fasten the boards with screws, and ...
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GPS-RTK Dead Reckoning Kit (ZED-F9R, SMA)
SKU: SF-KIT-23452 | Brand: SparkFun
Get started with high-precision RTK GNSS and dead reckoning using u-blox's ZED-F9R module. This kit combines a sensor-fusion GPS breakout, a multiband SMA antenna and a USB cable so you have the core hardware needed f...
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LIS3DH Micro Triple Axis Accelerometer Breakout (Qwiic)
SKU: SF-SEN-29529 | Brand: SparkFun
This ultra-small Qwiic-enabled breakout adds three-axis acceleration sensing to compact projects using the LIS3DH, a smart, low-power capacitive micro-machined accelerometer with 12-bit resolution. It can be used for ...
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