Don-Jo - ELP 208P EBF - Latch Protector - 8" Length - 3-1/2" Width - Optional Finish Finish:Silver Coated IR on) Environmental Operating Conditions

Name: Don-Jo - ELP 208P EBF - Latch Protector - 8" Length - 3-1/2" Width - Optional Finish Finish:Silver Coated IR on) Environmental Operating Conditions
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 59219430810
Price: 25.65 USD
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Rating: 4.0666 (28 reviews)

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Don Jo ELP 208P EBF Latch Protector 8" Length 3 1 2" Width Optional Finish Finish:Silver Coated IR on) Environmental Operating Conditions IR on) Environmental Operating Conditions –40° C to +60° C (–40° F to +140° F) Less than 95% RH Storage Conditions –40° C to +60° C (–40° F to +140° F) Less than 95% RH Ingress Protection IP67 Construction Casing Metal Dimensions ø106 Wireless charging compatible with most phones that support wireless charging Product Specifications Finishes: DU

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