TownSteel - ED5500E - Escutcheon Lever Exit Trim - 2-3/4 " Backset - for ED5500/ED5600 Exit Devices - Passage Function - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 Deadbolt Lock Model KLN-B884MINI Manufacturer Keyline Power

Name: TownSteel - ED5500E - Escutcheon Lever Exit Trim - 2-3/4 " Backset - for ED5500/ED5600 Exit Devices - Passage Function - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 Deadbolt Lock Model KLN-B884MINI Manufacturer Keyline Power
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SKU: 24920513762
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TownSteel ED5500E Escutcheon Lever Exit Trim 2 3 4 " Backset for ED5500 ED5600 Exit Devices Passage Function Satin Chrome Grade 1 Deadbolt Lock Model KLN B884MINI Manufacturer Keyline Power Model KLN B884MINI Manufacturer Keyline Power supply 5V External connections USB Absorption 500mA Dimensions Width: 4 Type: Trim Knob For Push Bar BAA Meet Guidelines of The Buy American Act TNS ED5500E 14 26D

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