Viking Stand Alone Door Entry
* Up To 250 Tenants
* Program And Control With A Touch Tone Phone
* Use With Any 26 Bit Wiegand Device
* Supports 1 Entry Point
* Compatible With Any Viking Modles Prox2 Prox2 And Hid2
* Nonvolatile Memory (no Batteries Required)
* Log Bus Data Output For Logging Entry Events
* Card Plus Keypad Mode For Highest Security
* One Time Codes For Visitors
* Bidirectional (entry And Exit) Control
* Brand: Viking Electronics
* Up To 250 Tenants
* Program And Control With A Touch Tone Phone
* Use With Any 26 Bit Wiegand Device
* Supports 1 Entry Point
* Compatible With Any Viking Modles Prox2 Prox2 And Hid2
* Nonvolatile Memory (no Batteries Required)
* Log Bus Data Output For Logging Entry Events
* Card Plus Keypad Mode For Highest Security
* One Time Codes For Visitors
* Bidirectional (entry And Exit) Control
* Brand: Viking Electronics
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