MicroVision 200Z Plus® Wireless Emergency Call System displays alarms and calls from up to 100 devices of your choice including: Wireless bedside patient stations; Wireless bathroom pull stations; Personal pendant transmitters; Wandering patient wrist transmitters; Many other security and healthcare devices

2021年8月18日 · With a 151-hp 2.4-liter straight-six engine paired with a four-speed transmission, fully independent suspension, and an affordable $3,526 MSRP, the 240Z was seen as a performance bargain, with...

Major changes for this new generation of Z-cars include t-tops, introduced in 1980, and a turbocharged model introduced in 1981, complementing the naturally aspirated (NA) 2-seater and NA 2+2 models.

2020年3月23日 · The 200ZR was the final straight-six-powered JDM Z-car. It’s also perhaps the least known or thought about car of the Z heritage, but one that has always spoken to me more than any other model. And the car R31 House had on display at Nostalgic 2 Days in Yokohama recently is one of the cleanest examples I’ve ever seen.

MicroVision 200Z Console with two line by sixteen character alpha-numeric alarm display with LED indicators and six relays. Need more range to reach throughout large buildings or across a 100 acre campus? Just add wireless repeaters as needed.

2013年10月7日 · The 200ZS was the next model up from the 200Z and was only offered in Japan. It had a good listing options such as air conditioning and power windows and locks. It also was only offered in a slick top body and also had the VG20ET …

2003年7月12日 · The 200z is the 84-89 300zx but it came with a 2.0 motor. The car wasn't avaliable here in the U.S. The 300z is basicly the same only it had a 3.0 motor. Both I believe were turbo. The 240z was the first Z from 70-73. Had a 2.4 inline 6, small bumpers, 4-speed. The 260z was the 74 model.