KERISYS - SB-593 Satellite Expansion Board for Tiger II PXL-500 Controller Wiegand Type Readers Audi Compatible with the following: 2008

Name: KERISYS - SB-593 Satellite Expansion Board for Tiger II PXL-500 Controller Wiegand Type Readers Audi Compatible with the following: 2008
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SKU: 67137509280
Price: 190.00 USD
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KERISYS SB 593 Satellite Expansion Board for Tiger II PXL 500 Controller Wiegand Type Readers Audi Compatible with the following: 2008 Compatible with the following: 2008 – 2012 Honda Accord Operating Voltage 12 24 VDC Current Draw 12VDC : 540mA The SB 593 Satellite Expansion Board plugs directly onto the Tiger II PXL 500 to provide an additional 8 general purpose inputs and 4 general purpose outputs With a simple jumper setting

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