Don-Jo - LELP 208 - Latch Protector - 8" Length - 3-1/2" Width - Optional Finish High Security Rim Cylinders 5 seconds Unlocking Method: App

Name: Don-Jo - LELP 208 - Latch Protector - 8" Length - 3-1/2" Width - Optional Finish High Security Rim Cylinders 5 seconds Unlocking Method: App
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 7943701597
Price: 23.55 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1737 (14 reviews)

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Don Jo LELP 208 Latch Protector 8" Length 3 1 2" Width Optional Finish High Security Rim Cylinders 5 seconds Unlocking Method: App 5 seconds Unlocking Method: App Password Card App Generated Passwords: Unrestricted Number of Passwords: 150 set by users Number of Cards: 200 at one time Supporting Card Type: Mifare Classic FM11RF08 Emergency Charging Interface: Micro USB port Maximum Standby Time: ~1 Year This lack of soldering simplifies and speeds up the process while making the reading safer Product Specifications Finishes: DU

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