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The Arduino RFID Door Lock System with LCD Screen Set is a complete access control kit for building secure RFID-based door locking systems. It includes an Arduino Uno R3 , RC522 RFID reader , 16×2 I2C LCD display , relay…
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The Arduino RFID Door Lock System with LCD Screen Set is a complete access control kit for building secure RFID-based door locking systems. It includes an Arduino Uno R3 , RC522 RFID reader , 16×2 I2C LCD display , relay module , and 12V solenoid lock for reliable smart security projects. It is ideal for Arduino, IoT, STEM education, home automation, and embedded system development.
What can I build with it?
- Beginner robots, line followers, and classroom kits
- Sensor experiments with clear pin headers
- Local readouts for sensor projects
- Classroom STEM labs and weekend maker builds
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Live catalog price is Rs 3,350 (PKR). Checkout totals are always calculated in PKR.
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