IC Realtime - ICR-IH-ESL75 / Electric Strike Door Lock FAIL-SECURE Supports Up To 1100 Lbs Of Anti-Pull Force 12 VDC (NOT INCLUDED) 3.7mm 5 W Camera Image Sensor

Name: IC Realtime - ICR-IH-ESL75 / Electric Strike Door Lock FAIL-SECURE Supports Up To 1100 Lbs Of Anti-Pull Force 12 VDC (NOT INCLUDED) 3.7mm 5 W Camera Image Sensor
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IC Realtime - ICR-IH-ESL75 / Electric Strike Door Lock FAIL-SECURE Supports Up To 1100 Lbs Of Anti-Pull Force 12 VDC (NOT INCLUDED) 3.7mm 5 W Camera Image Sensor

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IC Realtime ICR IH ESL75 Electric Strike Door Lock FAIL SECURE Supports Up To 1100 Lbs Of Anti Pull Force 12 VDC (NOT INCLUDED) 3.7mm 5 W Camera Image Sensor 5 W Camera Image Sensor 1 2 and IP Analog hybrid systems where the technology leverages existing analog infrastructure to transmit power and data up to 1000 m (3281 ft) over RG 59 coaxial cable Electric Strike Door Lock FAIL SECURE Supports Up To 1100 Lbs Of Anti Pull Force 12 VDC (NOT INCLUDED) Features 1100lbs (500kg)

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