Rosslare - B8550 - Access Control Fingerprint & Card Reader - Indoor - 7000 Users - 13.56 MHz MIFARE - 12VDC Abrites - Single Software - BF 2021+ Large SUVs

Name: Rosslare - B8550 - Access Control Fingerprint & Card Reader - Indoor - 7000 Users - 13.56 MHz MIFARE - 12VDC Abrites - Single Software - BF 2021+ Large SUVs
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 57341296336
Price: 131.60 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2574000000000005 (17 reviews)

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Rosslare B8550 Access Control Fingerprint & Card Reader Indoor 7000 Users 13.56 MHz MIFARE 12VDC Abrites Single Software BF 2021+ Large SUVs 2021+ Large SUVs switchable Video Transmission³ RG 59 U Coax 720p: 800 m (2624 Modern design that blends into almost any architectural challenge The AY B8550 is a high quality fingerprint & card reader for indoor applications

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