Rosslare - DR-B9000 - Fingerprint Scanner / Reader Enrollment Terminal - w/ Liveness Check - for the Biometric Reader 9000 Series Chips Satin Chrome Key Override:

Name: Rosslare - DR-B9000 - Fingerprint Scanner / Reader Enrollment Terminal - w/ Liveness Check - for the Biometric Reader 9000 Series Chips Satin Chrome Key Override:
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SKU: 70364607439
Price: 137.90 USD
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Rosslare - DR-B9000 - Fingerprint Scanner / Reader Enrollment Terminal - w/ Liveness Check - for the Biometric Reader 9000 Series Chips Satin Chrome Key Override:

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Rosslare DR B9000 Fingerprint Scanner Reader Enrollment Terminal w Liveness Check for the Biometric Reader 9000 Series Chips Satin Chrome Key Override: Satin Chrome Key Override: PN: 315 NA TP ROS AY B9150BT Rosslare’s DR B9000 is a USB 2

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