Wireless Remote Control Switch Kit - 2 Door - 2-Channel Receiver & 2-Button Transmitter (434 MHz) MBE Engineering 2006 - 2007 Isuzu i-350

Name: Wireless Remote Control Switch Kit - 2 Door - 2-Channel Receiver & 2-Button Transmitter (434 MHz) MBE Engineering 2006 - 2007 Isuzu i-350
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SKU: 56269601479
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Wireless Remote Control Switch Kit 2 Door 2 Channel Receiver & 2 Button Transmitter (434 MHz) MBE Engineering 2006 2007 Isuzu i 350 2006 2007 Isuzu i 350 Reading and updating internal control module configuration memory by diagnostics A@12V Output Contact NO NC COM Operating Temperature 14 131F Operating Humidity 0 95% (non condensing) The 2 Channel Wireless Remote Control Switch Kit is used to add wireless remote control functionality for your access control setup

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