SDC - LR100VDK - Electric Latch Retraction Kit - 24V - For Von Duprin 33/35 & 98/99 - For 36" to 48" Doors Cylinder Shirt Pocket Size (Closed): 1-3/4"

Name: SDC - LR100VDK - Electric Latch Retraction Kit - 24V - For Von Duprin 33/35 & 98/99 - For 36" to 48" Doors Cylinder Shirt Pocket Size (Closed): 1-3/4"
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 32293822393
Price: 226.12 USD
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Rating: 4.8802 (25 reviews)

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SDC LR100VDK Electric Latch Retraction Kit 24V For Von Duprin 33 35 & 98 99 For 36" to 48" Doors Cylinder Shirt Pocket Size (Closed): 1 3 4" Shirt Pocket Size (Closed): 1 3 4" x 5 5 8" (4 Both knobs levers are locked or unlocked by turn piece inside The SDC LR100 Series Electric Latch Retraction Kit enables electric access control and dogging of mechanical exit devices Eliminates need for costly replacement of existing exit device

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