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Olympus - 721DW - IC Core Deadbolt Cabinet Drawer Lock - BEST SFIC - 1-1/4" Cylinder Length - Polished Brass - Optional Key Retaining - Optional High Security - Grade 1 Bicotech The PT-3V Power Transfer Door
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Olympus 721DW IC Core Deadbolt Cabinet Drawer Lock BEST SFIC 1 1 4" Cylinder Length Polished Brass Optional Key Retaining Optional High Security Grade 1 Bicotech The PT 3V Power Transfer Door The PT 3V Power Transfer Door Loop is a low cost method of transferring low voltage power from the door frame to the locking device Handing Field Reversible Materials Premium Zinc Alloy chassis and escutcheon Salt Resistant (200hrs test) Door Thickness 1 3 8" 2" (35mm 50mm) Backset Adjustable 2 3 8" or 2 3 4" (60mm or 70mm) Falcon or equivalent small format interchangeable core cylinders OLY 721DW US3XXXX (Regular Bolt)
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