Baldwin Estate - 8231 Traditional Deadbolt - Singl Cyl - 102 - Oil Rubbed Bronze - Grade 1 Narrow-Stile Hookbolts Selectable Fail Safe/Fail Secure Coverage:

Name: Baldwin Estate - 8231 Traditional Deadbolt - Singl Cyl - 102 - Oil Rubbed Bronze - Grade 1 Narrow-Stile Hookbolts Selectable Fail Safe/Fail Secure Coverage:
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SKU: 10553246819
Price: 53.89 USD
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Baldwin Estate - 8231 Traditional Deadbolt - Singl Cyl - 102 - Oil Rubbed Bronze - Grade 1 Narrow-Stile Hookbolts Selectable Fail Safe/Fail Secure Coverage:

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Baldwin Estate 8231 Traditional Deadbolt Singl Cyl 102 Oil Rubbed Bronze Grade 1 Narrow Stile Hookbolts Selectable Fail Safe Fail Secure Coverage: Selectable Fail Safe Fail Secure Coverage: Max Overload Protection ±200V on single input In order to return a defective item a support ticket is needed Baldwin 8231 Traditional Single Cylinder Deadbolt

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