Falcon - 19-R-EO - Rim Type Pushpad Exit Device - Narrow Stile Pushpad - 48" - Exit Only - Non-Handed - US28 - Aluminum Painted - Grade 1 Standard Bolt connect it to the network

Name: Falcon - 19-R-EO - Rim Type Pushpad Exit Device - Narrow Stile Pushpad - 48" - Exit Only - Non-Handed - US28 - Aluminum Painted - Grade 1 Standard Bolt connect it to the network
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 91633080643
Price: 110.44 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2142 (12 reviews)

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Falcon 19 R EO Rim Type Pushpad Exit Device Narrow Stile Pushpad 48" Exit Only Non Handed US28 Aluminum Painted Grade 1 Standard Bolt connect it to the network connect it to the network charging and discharging status Installation Instructions The Falcon 19 Series narrow stile exit devices provide value and dependability on light to medium duty door applications

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