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Rosslare - Q6255 - CSN SELECT - Smart Card Reader - 13.56 MHz - Multi RFID Standards - 8-16 VDC - IP65 Solid Keys The E-Plex 5700 Electronic Pushbutton

Rosslare - Q6255 - CSN SELECT - Smart Card Reader - 13.56 MHz - Multi RFID Standards - 8-16 VDC - IP65 Solid Keys The E-Plex 5700 Electronic Pushbutton
Rosslare - Q6255 - CSN SELECT - Smart Card Reader - 13.56 MHz - Multi RFID Standards - 8-16 VDC - IP65 Solid Keys The E-Plex 5700 Electronic Pushbutton
Rosslare - Q6255 - CSN SELECT - Smart Card Reader - 13.56 MHz - Multi RFID Standards - 8-16 VDC - IP65 Solid Keys The E-Plex 5700 Electronic Pushbutton
Rosslare - Q6255 - CSN SELECT - Smart Card Reader - 13.56 MHz - Multi RFID Standards - 8-16 VDC - IP65 Solid Keys The E-Plex 5700 Electronic Pushbutton

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Rosslare Q6255 CSN SELECT Smart Card Reader 13.56 MHz Multi RFID Standards 8 16 VDC IP65 Solid Keys The E Plex 5700 Electronic Pushbutton The E Plex 5700 Electronic Pushbutton Lock Series has up to 3 000 cycles respectively from a regulated power supply Standby Current @12V: 100 mA Maximum Current @12V: 150 mA Read Range: 2 in The CSN SELECT™ AY Q6255 is a multi credential technology contactless smart card (13

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