Rosslare - G6370B - Open to Secure Multi-Format Keypad Reader w/ Terminal - MIFARE Plus - 13.56 MHz RFID - 6-16 VDC - IP65 SalesEvent-JMA 1998 - 1999 Pontiac Grand

Name: Rosslare - G6370B - Open to Secure Multi-Format Keypad Reader w/ Terminal - MIFARE Plus - 13.56 MHz RFID - 6-16 VDC - IP65 SalesEvent-JMA 1998 - 1999 Pontiac Grand
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Rosslare G6370B Open to Secure Multi Format Keypad Reader w Terminal MIFARE Plus 13.56 MHz RFID 6 16 VDC IP65 SalesEvent JMA 1998 1999 Pontiac Grand 1998 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix Strikes Installer Guide Keypad: Seven user selectable standard formats Maximum Cable Distance to Controller: Wiegand: 500 ft Two LED control inputs

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