SDC - EH20 - Semi-Flush Mount Magnetic Door Holder - Semi-Flush Mount - 3-1/16” Projection - 12/24VAC/DC - Chrome Powder Coat Finish LuckyLocks Galaxy III 2006+

Name: SDC - EH20 - Semi-Flush Mount Magnetic Door Holder - Semi-Flush Mount - 3-1/16” Projection - 12/24VAC/DC - Chrome Powder Coat Finish LuckyLocks Galaxy III 2006+
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 21296431506
Price: 83.66 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8505 (23 reviews)

SDC - EH20 - Semi-Flush Mount Magnetic Door Holder - Semi-Flush Mount - 3-1/16” Projection - 12/24VAC/DC - Chrome Powder Coat Finish LuckyLocks Galaxy III 2006+

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SDC EH20 Semi Flush Mount Magnetic Door Holder Semi Flush Mount 3 1 16” Projection 12 24VAC DC Chrome Powder Coat Finish LuckyLocks Galaxy III 2006+ Galaxy III 2006+ After the indicator light stops Optional adjustable rod compensate for extreme misalignment up to 4 inches The EH Series Magnetic Door Holders

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