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V2 NEXT Radio Proximity Reader

V2 NEXT Radio Proximity Reader
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V2 NEXT Radio Proximity Reader

• The NEXT series of proximity readers are made in aluminum die-casting.
• Operation via radio frequency: the device transmits the code to a V2 (433.92 MHz) receiver.
• 2 signaling LEDs and 1 acoustic signaler
• 6 way dip-switches for configuration of up to15 different devices with the same MASTER card
• Available in the outdoors version NEXT-RSE and the column version NEXT-RSG for GARDO columns series

Technical
Detection Range (cm) 4cm
Power Supply 1.5V AAA battery

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