Falcon - W101S - Cylindrical Leverset - Dane Lever - Passage - 2 3/4" Backset - Flat Black - Grade 2 Schlage C Compatible Cylinder MJPEG Channels: 8 Input Bandwidth:

Name: Falcon - W101S - Cylindrical Leverset - Dane Lever - Passage - 2 3/4" Backset - Flat Black - Grade 2 Schlage C Compatible Cylinder MJPEG Channels: 8 Input Bandwidth:
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SKU: 62000659112
Price: 85.61 USD
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Falcon W101S Cylindrical Leverset Dane Lever Passage 2 3 4" Backset Flat Black Grade 2 Schlage C Compatible Cylinder MJPEG Channels: 8 Input Bandwidth: MJPEG Channels: 8 Input Bandwidth: 200Mbps Record Bandwidth: 200Mbps Video Output: One (1) HDMI 264 (Red) LAB KWIKSET BOTTOM PIN 3107 6B Function Passage Latch bolt operated by levers knobs from either sideat all times Falcon is dedicated to providing a solid product at a solid price no matter the application

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