RFID USB IC Card Reader / Writer - 13.56 MHz TIP122 Darlington NPN Transistor - (Pack of 5) Rich Ecosystem: Access to extensive

Name: RFID USB IC Card Reader / Writer - 13.56 MHz TIP122 Darlington NPN Transistor - (Pack of 5) Rich Ecosystem: Access to extensive
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 80505889397
Price: 1854.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0297 (25 reviews)

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RFID USB IC Card Reader Writer 13.56 MHz TIP122 Darlington NPN Transistor (Pack of 5) Rich Ecosystem: Access to extensive Rich Ecosystem: Access to extensive libraries and community resources and Zigbee protocols on a single chip Extended Read Write Range: 5 10 cm operational distance allows convenient card presentation without precise positioning and automated gate control for residential and commercial parking facilities

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