ABH - LR6000Q Series - Ligature-Resistant Cylindrical Latches with Quiet Option - Optional Finish Finish:Bright Bronze Clear Coat Average weight per unit =

Name: ABH - LR6000Q Series - Ligature-Resistant Cylindrical Latches with Quiet Option - Optional Finish Finish:Bright Bronze Clear Coat Average weight per unit =
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 99428244949
Price: 101.25 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5139000000000005 (22 reviews)

ABH - LR6000Q Series - Ligature-Resistant Cylindrical Latches with Quiet Option - Optional Finish Finish:Bright Bronze Clear Coat Average weight per unit =

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ABH LR6000Q Series Ligature Resistant Cylindrical Latches with Quiet Option Optional Finish Finish:Bright Bronze Clear Coat Average weight per unit = Average weight per unit = 9 lbs and converts into a secure 500 user controller when connected to the PS X25T intelligent power supply relay unit Non handed for installation and stocking ease ABH LR6000Q

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