SDC - 1571VD - Single Electromagnetic Lock - Door Position Sensor - Surface Mount - 1200lbs. - 12/24VDC - Aluminum - Fire Rated - Grade 1 Lockey long-lasting battery life

Name: SDC - 1571VD - Single Electromagnetic Lock - Door Position Sensor - Surface Mount - 1200lbs. - 12/24VDC - Aluminum - Fire Rated - Grade 1 Lockey long-lasting battery life
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 82674613293
Price: 182.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5742 (23 reviews)

SDC - 1571VD - Single Electromagnetic Lock - Door Position Sensor - Surface Mount - 1200lbs. - 12/24VDC - Aluminum - Fire Rated - Grade 1 Lockey long-lasting battery life

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SDC 1571VD Single Electromagnetic Lock Door Position Sensor Surface Mount 1200lbs. 12 24VDC Aluminum Fire Rated Grade 1 Lockey long lasting battery life long lasting battery life 5 1992 4 7 8" x 1 1 4" Fits Specifications: The SDC 1500 series EMLocks® are easy to stock

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