Rosslare - AC425IP - Expandable Networked Access Control Panel - DIN Housing - 4 Readers - TCP/IP - 30K Users - 20K Event History - 12VDC 9" CTC Plunger Lock designed for by

Name: Rosslare - AC425IP - Expandable Networked Access Control Panel - DIN Housing - 4 Readers - TCP/IP - 30K Users - 20K Event History - 12VDC 9" CTC Plunger Lock designed for by
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 70462696193
Price: 391.68 USD
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Rosslare AC425IP Expandable Networked Access Control Panel DIN Housing 4 Readers TCP IP 30K Users 20K Event History 12VDC 9" CTC Plunger Lock designed for by Plunger Lock designed for by passing wood doors PM VAG OBD Type: Network Control Panel Readers: 4 reader ports Networked Control Panels are Rosslare's most advanced and secure access solutions

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