ZKTeco - KR500H - Outdoor / Indoor Weigand HID Reader - 26 Bit - 125 KHz HID Card Reader - Mullion Mount Key Control of keys supplied: without key

Name: ZKTeco - KR500H - Outdoor / Indoor Weigand HID Reader - 26 Bit - 125 KHz HID Card Reader - Mullion Mount Key Control of keys supplied: without key
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 4416956083
Price: 136.35 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0801 (18 reviews)

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ZKTeco KR500H Outdoor Indoor Weigand HID Reader 26 Bit 125 KHz HID Card Reader Mullion Mount Key Control of keys supplied: without key of keys supplied: without key Packaging: single carton lock tag Closing Mechanisms resettable digit code Shackle diameter d: 15 64 inch Vertical clearance c: 1 1 32 inch Weight [lbs]: 0 long lasting finish 125 KHz HID Card Reader The KR500H 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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