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Schlage - CO-100 - Grade 1 Cylinder Keypad Programmable Lock - 6-pin SFIC Prep - Athens Lever - Right Hand Reverse - Storeroom - Bright Chrome - Exit Trim - Grade 1 thurs-saleSalesFlip-Machines All that's left is raking

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Schlage CO 100 Grade 1 Cylinder Keypad Programmable Lock 6 pin SFIC Prep Athens Lever Right Hand Reverse Storeroom Bright Chrome Exit Trim Grade 1 thurs saleSalesFlip Machines All that's left is raking All that's left is raking the pins 2 hour fire rating at 1700 degrees F plated POWER 4 AA batteries (standard off the shelf: included) INTERCHANGEABLE CORE SFIC Prep PROGRAMMABLE Locking modes The CO Series provides ideal solutions for customers seeking the added security and convenience of electronic access control without the cost or complexity of a fully networked system

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