Von Duprin - 114317-00 - Quiet Electric Latch Conversion Kit - 24VDC - For Series 33A / 35A / 98 / 99 / 22 Devices - Fits In Both 3' And 4' Device Gate Hardware Off Illuminators Two (2) Lens

Name: Von Duprin - 114317-00 - Quiet Electric Latch Conversion Kit - 24VDC - For Series 33A / 35A / 98 / 99 / 22 Devices - Fits In Both 3' And 4' Device Gate Hardware Off Illuminators Two (2) Lens
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SKU: 1535109577
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Von Duprin - 114317-00 - Quiet Electric Latch Conversion Kit - 24VDC - For Series 33A / 35A / 98 / 99 / 22 Devices - Fits In Both 3' And 4' Device Gate Hardware Off Illuminators Two (2) Lens

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Von Duprin 114317 00 Quiet Electric Latch Conversion Kit 24VDC For Series 33A 35A 98 99 22 Devices Fits In Both 3' And 4' Device Gate Hardware Off Illuminators Two (2) Lens Off Illuminators Two (2) Lens Lens Type Fixed Focal Mount Type M16 The AY S55 is compatible with a variety of Rosslare's access controllers On board installation and troubleshooting diagnostics built into the device Quiet electric latch retraction (QEL) provides electronic control of an exit device for environments where limited operational noise is desired

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