Sargent - 8271 - Electrified Mortise Lock - LN Rose / Optional Levers - Fail Secure - 1-3/4" Frame - 24VDC - SFIC - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 Levers:L Trim ORIGINAL LISHI GM / HU100

Name: Sargent - 8271 - Electrified Mortise Lock - LN Rose / Optional Levers - Fail Secure - 1-3/4" Frame - 24VDC - SFIC - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 Levers:L Trim ORIGINAL LISHI GM / HU100
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 43826792858
Price: 550.00 USD
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Sargent 8271 Electrified Mortise Lock LN Rose Optional Levers Fail Secure 1 3 4" Frame 24VDC SFIC Satin Chrome Grade 1 Levers:L Trim ORIGINAL LISHI GM HU100 ORIGINAL LISHI GM HU100 B116 2 In 1 Pick Ignition Door Trunk (8 Cut) AG OLS HU100 8CUT AG This set contains two diagnostic cables Construction: Heavy Duty Steel Lock Function: Electric Mortise Lock Failsecure Electrically Unlocked Door Thickness: 1 3 4" Backset: 2 3 4" (70mm) Faceplate: 8”L x 1 1 4”W Strike: ANSI 1 1 4" Standard SRG 70 8271 24V XXX

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