Rosslare - B8650 - Access Control Fingerprint & Card Reader - Outdoor - 7000 users - 13.56 MHz MIFARE - 12VDC - IP65 TANGO This is prepped with electric

Name: Rosslare - B8650 - Access Control Fingerprint & Card Reader - Outdoor - 7000 users - 13.56 MHz MIFARE - 12VDC - IP65 TANGO This is prepped with electric
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 56209005485
Price: 209.41 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4068000000000005 (10 reviews)

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Rosslare B8650 Access Control Fingerprint & Card Reader Outdoor 7000 users 13.56 MHz MIFARE 12VDC IP65 TANGO This is prepped with electric This is prepped with electric power transfer which is used to transfer wires from the door frame to the edge of the door PN: 57497AG48A Wide thermal operating range ( 20°C to 60°C) The AY B8650 features a rugged metal case (IK10) and epoxy potting for protection

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