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Sargent - 8205 - Mechanical Mortise Lock - Office/Entry - O Rose/NJ Lever - 7-Pin Construction Core - Keyed Alike - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 Software One (1) Control 12V Output
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Sargent 8205 Mechanical Mortise Lock Office Entry O Rose NJ Lever 7 Pin Construction Core Keyed Alike Satin Chrome Grade 1 Software One (1) Control 12V Output One (1) Control 12V Output Playback and Backup Playback Four (4) Channels Search Mode Time Date Master Versions of the Software Modules Offer 300 Green Coins per Month to Be Used for Helpdesk Support Only 30 degrees of lever rotation required to retract latch bolt for easy operation The Sargent T3 727P 11 8205 Office or Entry mortise locks are designed and constructed with high quality components to provide maximum security
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