Transmitter for magnetic contacts additional 433 992 MHz for wireless alarm control unit GSM / SMS / RFID. Power: 9 Vdc.
Technical specifications
Power supply: 2 batteries, 1,5 V AAA.
Transmitter dimensions (mm): 80x22x37
Magnetic contact size (mm): 55x16x17
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