Marks USA - 145K - E11 Latch - Cylindrical Deadlatch - Turn Piece - Gate Lock - Marks C Keyway- Stainless Steel US32D/630 5-60mm 4K at 7 fps Recording

Name: Marks USA - 145K - E11 Latch - Cylindrical Deadlatch - Turn Piece - Gate Lock - Marks C Keyway- Stainless Steel US32D/630 5-60mm 4K at 7 fps Recording
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 94804727550
Price: 97.36 USD
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Marks USA 145K E11 Latch Cylindrical Deadlatch Turn Piece Gate Lock Marks C Keyway Stainless Steel US32D 630 5 60mm 4K at 7 fps Recording 4K at 7 fps Recording Resolution on All HDCVI Channels Flexibility of traffic control and installation is offered by 4900 Heavy Duty Deadlatches Downloads: The Marks Hardware 145K 32D E11 is a gate lock featuring a single cylinder with a Marks C keyway and a backset of two and three eighths inches

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