Sargent - 10G70 - Electromechanical Cylindrical Lock - L Rose / L Lever - Fail Safe - SFIC - 26D - Satin Chrome Plated - 24V - Grade 1 Programming Machines Batteries Included

Name: Sargent - 10G70 - Electromechanical Cylindrical Lock - L Rose / L Lever - Fail Safe - SFIC - 26D - Satin Chrome Plated - 24V - Grade 1 Programming Machines Batteries Included
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 39676615229
Price: 332.86 USD
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Rating: 4.5445 (25 reviews)

Sargent - 10G70 - Electromechanical Cylindrical Lock - L Rose / L Lever - Fail Safe - SFIC - 26D - Satin Chrome Plated - 24V - Grade 1 Programming Machines Batteries Included

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Sargent 10G70 Electromechanical Cylindrical Lock L Rose L Lever Fail Safe SFIC 26D Satin Chrome Plated 24V Grade 1 Programming Machines Batteries Included Batteries Included Emergency Lockdown Switch Standard — 2 1 4" (57mm) x 1 1 8" (29mm) Strike: 2 3 4" Curved Lip Strike standard The SRG 28 70 10G70 LL 24V 26D is a heavy duty electrified cylindrical key in lever handle lockset exceeds by nine times the Grade 1 standards

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