ZKTeco - KR503H - Outdoor / Indoor Weigand HID Reader - 26 Bit - 125 KHz HID Card Reader - Single Gang BMW Force Tool 8 x 2in) ADA: Meets

Name: ZKTeco - KR503H - Outdoor / Indoor Weigand HID Reader - 26 Bit - 125 KHz HID Card Reader - Single Gang BMW Force Tool 8 x 2in) ADA: Meets
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SKU: 17405631805
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ZKTeco KR503H Outdoor Indoor Weigand HID Reader 26 Bit 125 KHz HID Card Reader Single Gang BMW Force Tool 8 x 2in) ADA: Meets 8 x 2in) ADA: Meets requirements for the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Certifications: ANSI BHMA A156 This is a Lockey 2985 Mechanical Keyless Narrow Stile Lever Lock with Passage Function 125 KHz HID Card Reader Read Time <300ms Read Distance ~ 5" Inches Output Format The KR503H External 26 Bit Weigand ID Reader for 125 Khz Prox Cards The KR Series is the main accessory line of external Wiegand readers for all ZKTeco access control devices

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