Sensors & Input
Explore our extensive range of sensor modules and input devices, stocked locally for fast delivery across Australia. Whether you're building a weather station, robot, or smart home project, you'll find temperature, humidity, gas, motion, distance, pressure, and biometric sensors to suit any application.
Perfect for Arduino and Raspberry Pi makers, STEM students, and professional developers alike. From IMUs and GPS modules to NFC readers and data loggers, everything you need to add real-world sensing to your next project is right here.
DAN-F10N Dual-Band L1/L5 GNSS Breakout
SKU: SF-GPS-28435 | Brand: SparkFun
Built around the u-blox F10 engine, this GNSS breakout receives L1 and L5 frequency bands simultaneously for reliable metre-level positioning, even in challenging environments such as dense urban canyons. u-blox multi...
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RTK Express GNSS Surveying Kit
SKU: SF-GPS-18380 | Brand: SparkFun
This field-ready kit is made for centimetre-level global positioning measurements using GNSS RTK. It centres on the RTK Express, a Bluetooth® enabled multi-band GNSS receiver based on the Espressif ESP32 and u-blox ZE...
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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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PAV3015 Air Velocity Sensor (0–15 m/s, I2C)
SKU: DF-SEN0639 | Brand: DFRobot
This compact digital anemometer measures air velocity for embedded electronics and intelligent control systems. It is built around the Posifa PAV3015D thermal sensing element, using temperature differences across a th...
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Qwiic 24-Bit 4-Channel ADC Breakout - ADS1219
SKU: SF-SEN-27544 | Brand: SparkFun
When the ADC built into your microcontroller is not precise enough, this Qwiic breakout adds a high-resolution Texas Instruments ADS1219 for measuring very small analogue voltage changes.The board provides four channe...
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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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DFRobot SEN0658 9-in-1 Ultrasonic RS485 Weather Sensor
SKU: DF-SEN0658 | Brand: DFRobot
Bring multiple environmental measurements into one rugged field sensor for Arduino, IoT and monitoring projects. This 9-in-1 unit measures ultrasonic wind speed and direction, air temperature, relative humidity, atmos...
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Cup Anemometer with RJ11 Connector
SKU: SF-SEN-28869 | Brand: SparkFun
This anemometer measures wind speed using rotating cups that turn an enclosed magnet. On each rotation, the magnet closes a reed switch, producing a simple pulse output that can be counted by your electronics.The outp...
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SparkPNT RTK Facet mosaic GNSS Receiver
SKU: SF-GPS-29688 | Brand: SparkFun
The RTK Facet mosaic is a high-precision GNSS receiver for geolocation, surveying and GIS work. It uses Septentrio’s multi-band mosaic-X5 receiver and can deliver centimetre-grade positioning with RTK support.Connect ...
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RTK Surveying Kit with ZED-F9P GNSS Receiver
SKU: SF-GPS-17370 | Brand: SparkFun
This field-ready RTK kit is built for centimetre-level global positioning measurements using GNSS RTK. The RTK Surveyor is a Bluetooth® enabled multi-band GNSS receiver based on the ESP32 from Espressif and the ZED-F9...
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MyoWare 2 Muscle Sensor Wireless Kit
SKU: SF-KIT-27922 | Brand: SparkFun
Build and test wireless muscle-sensing projects with this Arduino-compatible electromyography (EMG) kit from the MyoWare 2 ecosystem. It centres on the MyoWare 2 Muscle Sensor, which measures muscle activity from the ...
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OV5640 5MP Camera Breakout with 160° Wide Angle Lens
SKU: AF-5841 | Brand: Adafruit
This breakout makes it easier to add a camera module to capable hobby microcontrollers without needing a full computer or FPGA. It uses an OV5640 camera with a 5 Megapixel sensor element and a very-wide 160-degree fis...
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