Mornsun LI100-20B15PR2 AC/DC 100W DIN-Rail Power Supply Mantra MFS-100 Biometric Finger Print C-Type Scanner suitable for outdoor and industrial

Name: Mornsun LI100-20B15PR2 AC/DC 100W DIN-Rail Power Supply Mantra MFS-100 Biometric Finger Print C-Type Scanner suitable for outdoor and industrial
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 91237656125
Price: 1537.53 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6633 (9 reviews)

Mornsun LI100-20B15PR2 AC/DC 100W DIN-Rail Power Supply Mantra MFS-100 Biometric Finger Print C-Type Scanner suitable for outdoor and industrial

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Mornsun LI100 20B15PR2 AC DC 100W DIN Rail Power Supply Mantra MFS 100 Biometric Finger Print C Type Scanner suitable for outdoor and industrial suitable for outdoor and industrial environments The turbidity sensor uses infrared light (typically 860nm wavelength) to measure particle concentration in liquids India Delivery Time 7 8 days (most of India) Packaging Secure shock resistant Tracking Real time order tracking Warranty & Returns

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