Malibu - Wiegand Splitter Parallel RFID Readers - Indoor - 26bit - 34bit - Black GODIAG 100 Bottom Pins

Name: Malibu - Wiegand Splitter Parallel RFID Readers - Indoor - 26bit - 34bit - Black GODIAG 100 Bottom Pins
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 713564700
Price: 158.00 USD
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Malibu Wiegand Splitter Parallel RFID Readers Indoor 26bit 34bit Black GODIAG 100 Bottom Pins 100 Bottom Pins The ADC2004 is a USB cable from Advanced Diagnostics which is designed for use with the Smart Pro OBD vehicle key programmer 1 Transmit Distance Max 100m Support Reading Interval time >150ms Operating Voltage DC 9V 24V (Wiegand output GND must connect with access control GND) Consumption Current Not more than 30mA Operating Temperature Range 41 104F Relative Humidity at 59F 80% 77F 90% Material Plastic Shell Color Black Size 64mm x 65mm x 35mm (2 This Malibu Wiegand Parallel Splitter wires two RFID Card readers in parallel

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