Dahua DHI-ASM202 USB Fingerprint Enrollment Reader – Biometric Scanner for Access Control & Time Attendance 24 Inch Monitors Condition new

Name: Dahua DHI-ASM202 USB Fingerprint Enrollment Reader – Biometric Scanner for Access Control & Time Attendance 24 Inch Monitors Condition new
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SKU: 21535752636
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Dahua DHI ASM202 USB Fingerprint Enrollment Reader – Biometric Scanner for Access Control & Time Attendance 24 Inch Monitors Condition new Condition new Pay Attention——Make sure your rc toys battery is same 7 Designed for Fingerprint Enrollment Ideal for registering fingerprints in access control systems and time attendance solutions LED Status Indicator Visual feedback for fingerprint capture success

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