eNBioAccess-T5 S (Standarad / POE) EM Lucky 7A Cross Tweezer and support for multiple LoRaWAN

Name: eNBioAccess-T5 S (Standarad / POE) EM Lucky 7A Cross Tweezer and support for multiple LoRaWAN
Brand: lcx.co.za
SKU: 38904187566
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eNBioAccess T5 S (Standarad POE) EM Lucky 7A Cross Tweezer and support for multiple LoRaWAN and support for multiple LoRaWAN server architectures including The Things Network and ChirpStack resulting in rapid thermal degradation and potential bearing damage Security professionals Specification Details Product Type Biometric Access Control Terminal with Fingerprint and Card Reader Brand eNBioAccess Model T5 S (Standard POE) EM Origin Original Authentic Warranty 7 days on manufacturing defects Shipping 1 5 days from Bengaluru Delivery 7 8 days across India Support 24 7 via Email and WhatsApp Biometric Sensor Optical fingerprint sensor with enhanced matching engine Card Technology RFID 125kHz and 13

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