EMTEK - 2156 - Narrow Modern Pocket Door Mortise - Rectangular - Dummy - US15 - Satin Nickel Tailpieces Function Entrance - Inside Button

Name: EMTEK - 2156 - Narrow Modern Pocket Door Mortise - Rectangular - Dummy - US15 - Satin Nickel Tailpieces Function Entrance - Inside Button
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 72480157824
Price: 170.77 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1746 (27 reviews)

SKU 72480157824 · ★ 4.2

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EMTEK 2156 Narrow Modern Pocket Door Mortise Rectangular Dummy US15 Satin Nickel Tailpieces Function Entrance Inside Button Function Entrance Inside Button 250 mA at 24 VDC Operating Temperature 14º ~ 131º F ( 10º ~ 55º C) Electromagnet Dimensions 10 1 2" L x 2 7 8" H x 1 1 2" Armature Dimensions 7 3 8" L x 2 3 8" H x 9 16" W Safety Internal Voltage Spike Suppressor Mounting Adjustable mounting plate for easy proper installation Dimensions Emtek is dedicated to helping bring your personal style to life

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