Command Access - Energy Transfer Swing Hinge - Steel Base - 4/26 Gauge - Black Plymouth Graphics Processor: AGP - Intel

Name: Command Access - Energy Transfer Swing Hinge - Steel Base - 4/26 Gauge - Black Plymouth Graphics Processor: AGP - Intel
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 36106198637
Price: 87.04 USD
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Command Access Energy Transfer Swing Hinge Steel Base 4 26 Gauge Black Plymouth Graphics Processor: AGP Intel Graphics Processor: AGP Intel Extreme Graphics 2 including but not limited to the following brands: Craftsman Hinge Type Full Mortise Hinge Knuckles 5 Mounting Location Center hinge on door Pin Type (NRP) Non Removable Power Transfer Wires 4 26 gauge Tip Style Standard Warranty 3 Years Manufacturer Limited Width 4 1 2 In The Energy Transfer Hinge (ETH) is the ideal way to pass low voltage power from the hinge jamb to the lockset without having any exposed wires

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