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Smart Card Reader - Secura Key - Facility Management Product Release
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The ET8-RO-W-M is the newest product in the e*Tag family of 13.56 Mhz contactless smart card readers. The product is a read-only, Weigand-output reader designed to mount on a standard mullion or doorframe with security screws which are concealed with a secondary bezel. The product has individual inputs for red and green LEDs and a buzzer. It features a 10-pin connector is supplied with a mating connector/pigtail, which allows the reader to be plugged in to the field wiring at the time of final hookup.
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posted: 1/26/2007