Medeco - 11TR533 - Maxum Residential - M3 Biaxial - 5-Pin - Captive Deadbolt - 2 3/8" - DL Keyway Uncombinated - 26 - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 Mechanical Exit Trims Supports 4-digit to 8-digit PIN

Name: Medeco - 11TR533 - Maxum Residential - M3 Biaxial - 5-Pin - Captive Deadbolt - 2 3/8" - DL Keyway Uncombinated - 26 - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 Mechanical Exit Trims Supports 4-digit to 8-digit PIN
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 77662744288
Price: 194.73 USD
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Medeco 11TR533 Maxum Residential M3 Biaxial 5 Pin Captive Deadbolt 2 3 8" DL Keyway Uncombinated 26 Satin Chrome Grade 1 Mechanical Exit Trims Supports 4 digit to 8 digit PIN Supports 4 digit to 8 digit PIN credentials Cylinder 1 1⁄4" mortise to provide superior pick resistance The Maxum Deadbolt is a UL437 Listed

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