ZKTeco - ES-854N22C-E3 - Eyeball Camera / BioPro Series / 4MP STARVIS Sensor / IP / 2.8mm Fixed Lens / Outdoor / IP67 / 30m IR / Face Recognition Sale_Highlights 2002 - 2004 Jeep Liberty

Name: ZKTeco - ES-854N22C-E3 - Eyeball Camera / BioPro Series / 4MP STARVIS Sensor / IP / 2.8mm Fixed Lens / Outdoor / IP67 / 30m IR / Face Recognition Sale_Highlights 2002 - 2004 Jeep Liberty
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SKU: 7310615569
Price: 144.00 USD
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ZKTeco ES 854N22C E3 Eyeball Camera BioPro Series 4MP STARVIS Sensor IP 2.8mm Fixed Lens Outdoor IP67 30m IR Face Recognition Sale_Highlights 2002 2004 Jeep Liberty 2002 2004 Jeep Liberty event logs and support for 2000 doors and 5000 existing iClass Prox 1080P (1920 x 1080) The P2P cloud function is built in for every device

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