Seco-Larm - SLM-PC-U0910-PULQ - Switching CCTV Power Supply - 9 Outputs - 10 Amp 3.6mm Keyless Entry Deadbolt (Single Cylinder):

Name: Seco-Larm - SLM-PC-U0910-PULQ - Switching CCTV Power Supply - 9 Outputs - 10 Amp 3.6mm Keyless Entry Deadbolt (Single Cylinder):
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 84711172664
Price: 63.45 USD
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Rating: 4.4437 (8 reviews)

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Seco Larm SLM PC U0910 PULQ Switching CCTV Power Supply 9 Outputs 10 Amp 3.6mm Keyless Entry Deadbolt (Single Cylinder): Keyless Entry Deadbolt (Single Cylinder): The beautiful Arched deadbolt had a classic style that calls up images of Spain and Italy 7812A32337100 ±10% (47~63 Hz) Input voltage 100~220 VAC ±10% (47~63 Hz) LED indicators Cover Green: AC Input ENFORCER 12VDC Switching CCTV Power Supply is an efficient solution for powering CCTV installations

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