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Sold by Mukana Direct
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Supplied for 230V outlets, the same as Zimbabwe. If it plugs into a wall socket, it may need a plug adapter.
Orders now, fulfilled from Fri 6 Nov — this item cannot be delivered before then.
Creality K1 Series 3D Printer CFS Upgrade Accessory Kit brings smart technology and multicolour versatility to your 3D printing experience. With support for up to 16 colours using four filament slots per unit and the option to connect four units, it enables creative, vibrant prints with ease. Integrated features like an automatic filament cutter, run-out sensor, auto loading/unloading and RFID detection ensure seamless operation and precise filament changes. Compatible with Wi-Fi, LAN and OTA/USB updates, it's designed for both convenience and future-ready performance. Note: The upgrade requires a hotend with an integrated nozzle. The upgrade kit is only compatible with K1 series printers equipped with a Unicorn hotend: K1, K1 Max (2024), K1C and K1 SE with an integrated nozzle. Technical specifications - Rated voltage: AC 100240V, Rated power: 42W, Connection method: USB to 485, Extruder: Direct Drive (with filament cutter and run-out sensor), Interface: WiFi, LAN, Auto Filament Loading/Unloading: yes, Slicer: Creality Print 5.1 and newer, App: Creality Cloud App.
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