U211-A Power Regulator

U211-A Power Regulator

Features:

Power in : AC 100V?00V; Power out : AC 200V , 2kW

Voltage protection device under unstable voltage

Easily installed into fuel dispenser

100% Factory Tested.

Packing:

Weight: Dimension:

10.3kg/case of 1 150×200×340mm/case of 1

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Settlement period n 8 Optional May be booking period number or　　 fuel dispenser fuel dispenser date　　 48-40 Encryption Parameter b 8 Conditional if card scheme requires it　　 49 Currency code transaction an 3 Mandatory echo　　 53 Security Related Control Information LLVAR b 48 Conditional　　 55 ICC system related data LLLVAR b ..255　　 58 Authorizing agent identification code LLVAR n ..11 Conditional - used if authorization by other　　 than issuer (e.g. stand-in).　　 59 Transport data LLLVAR ans ..999 Conditional echo　　 62-1 Allowed product sets LLVAR ans ..99 Conditional - if the card is not valid for　　 purchase of one or more product sets　　 requested in 1200 message field 63 all the　　 valid product sets are returned in this field.　　 This field length is set to 0 only when there is　　 no violation of purchase restrictions.　　 62-2 Device type n 1 For what device 62-3 is to be sent to (See　　 fuel dispenser appendix A.8)　　 62-3 Message text

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