Rosslare - H12C - Outdoor Proximity Reader - 125 KHZ - RFID - 5–16 VDC - IP65 Surveillance Systems 000 cycles Fail Safe /

Name: Rosslare - H12C - Outdoor Proximity Reader - 125 KHZ - RFID - 5–16 VDC - IP65 Surveillance Systems 000 cycles Fail Safe /
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 52874881009
Price: 88.72 USD
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Rosslare H12C Outdoor Proximity Reader 125 KHZ RFID 5–16 VDC IP65 Surveillance Systems 000 cycles Fail Safe 000 cycles Fail Safe Fail Secure Field Adjustable Fail Safe Fail Secure Voltage Dual voltage 12 or 24VDC Handing Non Handed Solenoid Internally mounted solenoid Currently the only machine that can pull pin codes is the Lonsdor K518USA Optical wall tamper detection Rosslare's AY H12C is a powerful RFID proximity card reader of EM 4102 125 kHz cards and tags

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