Sargent - 8876F - Rim Exit Rod - Fail Secure - Less Cylinder - Optional Rail Size - Black Suede - Fired Rated - 24VDC - Grade 1 Adapters Function: Entrance Lock

Name: Sargent - 8876F - Rim Exit Rod - Fail Secure - Less Cylinder - Optional Rail Size - Black Suede - Fired Rated - 24VDC - Grade 1 Adapters Function: Entrance Lock
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 92603842336
Price: 639.84 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2376000000000005 (29 reviews)

Sargent - 8876F - Rim Exit Rod - Fail Secure - Less Cylinder - Optional Rail Size - Black Suede - Fired Rated - 24VDC - Grade 1 Adapters Function: Entrance Lock

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Sargent 8876F Rim Exit Rod Fail Secure Less Cylinder Optional Rail Size Black Suede Fired Rated 24VDC Grade 1 Adapters Function: Entrance Lock Function: Entrance Lock These include Platinum Specifications SRG LC 12 8876F 36W ETP 24V 649 RHR BSP

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