Marks USA - M9900ER - Rim Panic Exit Device - Electric Latch Retraction - Simultaneous Dogging - 32D Satin Stainless - 36" - Grade 1 2 Pack 1 Aux) Number of Outputs

Name: Marks USA - M9900ER - Rim Panic Exit Device - Electric Latch Retraction - Simultaneous Dogging - 32D Satin Stainless - 36" - Grade 1 2 Pack 1 Aux) Number of Outputs
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 3704348504
Price: 301.24 USD
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Marks USA M9900ER Rim Panic Exit Device Electric Latch Retraction Simultaneous Dogging 32D Satin Stainless 36" Grade 1 2 Pack 1 Aux) Number of Outputs 1 Aux) Number of Outputs 2 (1 Form C relay for lock and 1 Form C relay for Aux output) User Capacity 5000 Events Database Capacity 10 11b g n Wi Fi to access your favorite web resources 36″ device for up to 3′ wide opening M9900 Exit Devices from Marks USA offer a simple

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