Rosslare - LT-UVS - UHF Proximity Read/Write Card - RFID - 32ft Range (Box of 25) OEM Brand New This double combination provides a

Name: Rosslare - LT-UVS - UHF Proximity Read/Write Card - RFID - 32ft Range (Box of 25) OEM Brand New This double combination provides a
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SKU: 84242941197
Price: 53.65 USD
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Rosslare LT UVS UHF Proximity Read Write Card RFID 32ft Range (Box of 25) OEM Brand New This double combination provides a This double combination provides a secure access point on both the interior and exterior The Marine Grade finish has a much longer lifetime than a standard finish and provides added strength against the corrosive elements of coastal saltwater environments Eight (8) Channels of 4 M N Downloads: The LT UVS 26A 3000 is a credit card sized credential with built in RFID electronics

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