SDC - 1581DEV - Single Slave Magnetic Lock - Delayed Egress - Surface Mount - 650lbs - 12/24VDC - Aluminum - Fire rated - Grade 1 Hasp transponder precoding

Name: SDC - 1581DEV - Single Slave Magnetic Lock - Delayed Egress - Surface Mount - 650lbs - 12/24VDC - Aluminum - Fire rated - Grade 1 Hasp transponder precoding
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 36702113402
Price: 166.59 USD
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SDC - 1581DEV - Single Slave Magnetic Lock - Delayed Egress - Surface Mount - 650lbs - 12/24VDC - Aluminum - Fire rated - Grade 1 Hasp transponder precoding

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SDC 1581DEV Single Slave Magnetic Lock Delayed Egress Surface Mount 650lbs 12 24VDC Aluminum Fire rated Grade 1 Hasp transponder precoding transponder precoding Supports 256 GB Micro SD card Specifications: Slave operating magnetic locks secure the door in a two piece delayed egress system

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