Rosslare - AC225IP - Expandable Networked Access Control - PCBA Only - 2 Readers - TCP/IP - 30K Users - 20K Event History - 12VDC Key Shells Password protection can be turned

Name: Rosslare - AC225IP - Expandable Networked Access Control - PCBA Only - 2 Readers - TCP/IP - 30K Users - 20K Event History - 12VDC Key Shells Password protection can be turned
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SKU: 58402274891
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Rosslare AC225IP Expandable Networked Access Control PCBA Only 2 Readers TCP IP 30K Users 20K Event History 12VDC Key Shells Password protection can be turned Password protection can be turned ON or OFF The lever is then moved manually to control the carriage movement during the cutting cycle FCC – CFR47 Part 15b Warranty: 2 Year Limited Networked up to 4092 Doors

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