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tres

tres

tres, a 433 MHz receiver and active tag, provides 8 to 600 feet of read range, includes a replaceable battery and is available in multiple output formats (Wiegand, serial, TCP/IP). The receiver features auto tuning, an activation loop and a low battery warning. The standard receiver is encased in a NEMA-rated housing with both internal and external antenna connections available, depending on the range desired and the specific application. The tags are certified by the FCC (Part 15), and the components are RoHS-compliant.

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