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Adams Rite - 7431 - Electric Strike for Adams Rite or Deadlatches or Cylindrical Locks - 1/2" to 5/8" Latchbolt - Clear Aluminum - Fail Safe/Fail Secure - 1-1/4" x 6-7/8" - Radius Plate - 12/24 VDC Switches & Buttons High-grade stainless steel ensures superior

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Adams Rite 7431 Electric Strike for Adams Rite or Deadlatches or Cylindrical Locks 1 2" to 5 8" Latchbolt Clear Aluminum Fail Safe Fail Secure 1 1 4" x 6 7 8" Radius Plate 12 24 VDC Switches & Buttons High grade stainless steel ensures superior High grade stainless steel ensures superior strength and creates a sleek aesthetic 2003 2012 Lincoln Navigator Fail Safe Fail Secure Fail Safe Fail Secure: Field selectable fail safe fail secure Installations Instructions & Templates

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