SDC - 55-CU - Electrified Universal Strike - Fail Safe / Fail Secure - 12/24VDC - Satin stainless Steel - Grade 1 Schlage On-device lens distortion correction (LDC)

Name: SDC - 55-CU - Electrified Universal Strike - Fail Safe / Fail Secure - 12/24VDC - Satin stainless Steel - Grade 1 Schlage On-device lens distortion correction (LDC)
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 56997322632
Price: 179.62 USD
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Rating: 4.4590000000000005 (22 reviews)

SDC - 55-CU - Electrified Universal Strike - Fail Safe / Fail Secure - 12/24VDC - Satin stainless Steel - Grade 1 Schlage On-device lens distortion correction (LDC)

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SDC 55 CU Electrified Universal Strike Fail Safe Fail Secure 12 24VDC Satin stainless Steel Grade 1 Schlage On device lens distortion correction (LDC) On device lens distortion correction (LDC) digitally corrects optical distortion common with ultra wide angle lenses Built in speakers Construction: Stainless steel parts with durable die case body Application: • Mortise locksets without SDC’s 55 series 3 4” latch bolt electric strikes are heavy duty

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