Alarm Lock Trilogy - 1-Button Release For Trilogy Cylindrical Locks - 100ft Range RFID Cards Voltage: 6-26 VAC Output Voltage:

Name: Alarm Lock Trilogy - 1-Button Release For Trilogy Cylindrical Locks - 100ft Range RFID Cards Voltage: 6-26 VAC Output Voltage:
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 95463829949
Price: 77.28 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0657 (25 reviews)

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Alarm Lock Trilogy 1 Button Release For Trilogy Cylindrical Locks 100ft Range RFID Cards Voltage: 6 26 VAC Output Voltage: Voltage: 6 26 VAC Output Voltage: 6 The Satin Nickel is perfect for coordinating with other rooms in the house The RR 1BUTTON is designed for use with the Universal Wireless Remote Release Kit for remote release of any Trilogy cylindrical lock You can use the button with any existing Networx wireless lock enrolled with a simple keypad program

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