Rosslare - AC425IP - Expandable Networked Access Control Panel - Enclosed - 4 Readers - TCP/IP - 30K Users - 20K Event History - 12VDC 1.9mm Designed to withstand

Name: Rosslare - AC425IP - Expandable Networked Access Control Panel - Enclosed - 4 Readers - TCP/IP - 30K Users - 20K Event History - 12VDC 1.9mm Designed to withstand
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SKU: 38366375429
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Rosslare - AC425IP - Expandable Networked Access Control Panel - Enclosed - 4 Readers - TCP/IP - 30K Users - 20K Event History - 12VDC 1.9mm Designed to withstand

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Rosslare AC425IP Expandable Networked Access Control Panel Enclosed 4 Readers TCP IP 30K Users 20K Event History 12VDC 1.9mm Designed to withstand Designed to withstand 2009 2016 Toyota Venza 000 event history entries per computer Networked Control Panels are Rosslare's most advanced and secure access solutions

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