Simplex - LRP1020B - Mechanical Pushbutton Exit Trim Lever Lock - SFIC - 2¾" Tailpiece - Satin Chrome - RH/RHR Lockout You must purchase the corresponding

Name: Simplex - LRP1020B - Mechanical Pushbutton Exit Trim Lever Lock - SFIC - 2¾" Tailpiece - Satin Chrome - RH/RHR Lockout You must purchase the corresponding
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 7454352408
Price: 277.98 USD
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Simplex LRP1020B Mechanical Pushbutton Exit Trim Lever Lock SFIC 2¾" Tailpiece Satin Chrome RH RHR Lockout You must purchase the corresponding You must purchase the corresponding Emulator Hardware to use with this activation in addition to the required OBD Cable PN: 95440 2S600 Von Duprin 22 Cannot be used with mortise design or vertical rod Exit DevicesATTENTION: Compatibility is subject to change if modifications are made by Exit Device manufacturers without Kaba's knowledge

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