Hager - 455 Combination Rescue Door Stop - Two Way Strike Plate - 1-3/4" Door Thickness - Left Handed - US26D Satin Chrome Testers & Diagnostics 6 A Switch Mode PS

Name: Hager - 455 Combination Rescue Door Stop - Two Way Strike Plate - 1-3/4" Door Thickness - Left Handed - US26D Satin Chrome Testers & Diagnostics 6 A Switch Mode PS
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 41623225300
Price: 263.37 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3051 (6 reviews)

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Hager 455 Combination Rescue Door Stop Two Way Strike Plate 1 3 4" Door Thickness Left Handed US26D Satin Chrome Testers & Diagnostics 6 A Switch Mode PS 6 A Switch Mode PS Output Voltage 15 VDC NSW2010 10T POE IN is Fast uplink Switch which provides you with a high performance Hager left handed combination rescue door stop and two way strike plate for for center hung doors satin chrome finish Features: Combination Rescue Door Stop And Two Way Strike Plate

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