Orbita - S3078 - Mortise Hotel Lock - SPLIT Design - RFID - Optional Lever Style - 6 VDC - Optional Finish - Grade 2 Electronic Deadbolts LKE - Smart Key Emulator

Name: Orbita - S3078 - Mortise Hotel Lock - SPLIT Design - RFID - Optional Lever Style - 6 VDC - Optional Finish - Grade 2 Electronic Deadbolts LKE - Smart Key Emulator
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 92172131910
Price: 134.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6543 (10 reviews)

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SKU 92172131910

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Description

Orbita S3078 Mortise Hotel Lock SPLIT Design RFID Optional Lever Style 6 VDC Optional Finish Grade 2 Electronic Deadbolts LKE Smart Key Emulator LKE Smart Key Emulator 5 in 1 is a car smart key emulator newly released as an ancillary product for Lonsdor K518USA Status LEDs toggle on or off for easy troubleshooting NOTE: This Item Does NOT Qualify for FREE Shipping Please contact your sales representative to get shipping costs See Orbita MiFare and Bluetooth Software Download Center HERE

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