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Access Control & Security Systems, Dec 1, 2000

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Wireless Designed to fit into a gate operator

Features: can support up to 339 single learn radio transmitters; built-in radio receiver has a range of 250 feet; transitters can be added, suspended or deleted via the front keypad; two relay outputs are included for gate or door access, and obstacle control; power canbe supplied by the gate operator radio power output or from a 12-24 v. AC or v. DC; half the size of supplier's AP-1 and AP2. AccessPro AP-3 LINEAR Carlsbad, Calif.

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