RCI - S6504 - Electrical Centerline Strike - Standard Profile - Brushed Stainless Steel - Grade 1 Mini ACDP Modules These are for professional locksmiths

Name: RCI - S6504 - Electrical Centerline Strike - Standard Profile - Brushed Stainless Steel - Grade 1 Mini ACDP Modules These are for professional locksmiths
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 56711168551
Price: 139.00 USD
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RCI S6504 Electrical Centerline Strike Standard Profile Brushed Stainless Steel Grade 1 Mini ACDP Modules These are for professional locksmiths These are for professional locksmiths with appropriate training to work on these models *Important: There are 2 possible remotes for 2013 SENTRA (CWTWB1U840 and CWTWB1U815) – please match FCC ID with the original key Type: Electric Strike Energy: 375mA Field Selectable 12 24VDC This is the RCI S6504 32D electric strike

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