Key Controlled - (Key-In-Knob) KIK Cylinder - 06 Keyway - 10B - Oil Rubbed Bronze Testers Relay Action: Timed

Name: Key Controlled - (Key-In-Knob) KIK Cylinder - 06 Keyway - 10B - Oil Rubbed Bronze Testers Relay Action: Timed
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 17253013354
Price: 21.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1719 (7 reviews)

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Key Controlled (Key In Knob) KIK Cylinder 06 Keyway 10B Oil Rubbed Bronze Testers Relay Action: Timed Relay Action: Timed A special HDD heater allows the CF 29 to operate under extreme conditions up to –20°C while the anti sun reflective silver painting and the internal thermal pipe system of the unit prevent heat absorption in hot outdoor conditions Premium Key Controlled KIK (Key In Knob) Cylinders are machined engineered and manufactured to OEM specifications Key Controlled cylinders are recommended as the new standard for behavioral health and ligature resistant applications

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