20 Keys Keyboard with Smart Magnetic Card Reader for Password
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
50 Pieces US$25.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Type Other
- Payment Method Other
- Card Type Magcard
- Touch Screen Without Touch Screen
- Printer Without Printer
- Certification CE, FCC
- Function Type POS for Consuming
- Network Management Support Network Management
- CPU None
- System None
- Transport Package Box
- Specification 150mmL x 101mmW x 38mmH
- Trademark OCOM or OEM
- Origin China
- Track Triple Tracks
- Weight 450g
- Dimensions 150mml X 101mmw X 38mmh
- Case ABS Plastic
- Current 30 Ma
- Read Error Rate < 1 in 1000 Passes
- Interface USB
- Key2 20
- Operating Temperature 0 to +50 Deg C
- Storage Temperature -20 to +70 Deg C
Product Description
20 Keys Keyboard with Smart Magnetic Card Reader for Password FEATURES 1. Triple tracks. 2. Built-in decoder 3.20 keys pinpad 4. Bi-directional operation 5. Dual color LED to indicate a Good/Bad reading 6. Stainless steel card guide 7. ABS plastic cast case 8. USB Interface cables ...
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