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Rosslare - Q6260 - Anti-Vandal Sector Reader - MIFAIRE - 13.56 MHz - 5-16 VDC - IP65 CCTV Testers 6 million cycles and torque
Rosslare - Q6260 - Anti-Vandal Sector Reader - MIFAIRE - 13.56 MHz - 5-16 VDC - IP65 CCTV Testers 6 million cycles and torque
Rosslare - Q6260 - Anti-Vandal Sector Reader - MIFAIRE - 13.56 MHz - 5-16 VDC - IP65 CCTV Testers 6 million cycles and torque
Rosslare - Q6260 - Anti-Vandal Sector Reader - MIFAIRE - 13.56 MHz - 5-16 VDC - IP65 CCTV Testers 6 million cycles and torque
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Rosslare - Q6260 - Anti-Vandal Sector Reader - MIFAIRE - 13.56 MHz - 5-16 VDC - IP65 CCTV Testers 6 million cycles and torque

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Rosslare Q6260 Anti Vandal Sector Reader MIFAIRE 13.56 MHz 5 16 VDC IP65 CCTV Testers 6 million cycles and torque 6 million cycles and torque resistance by 1 The access control panel has it's own power supply and is capable of PoE (Power over Ethernet) and communicates via Wi Fi Dry Contact Indicators: Tri Colored LED indicator Output Formats: Wiegand 26 Bit Operating Voltage Range: 5–16 VDC Standby Input Current: 110 mA Maximum Input Current : 190 mA Tamper Output: Open collector

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