Detex - EAX-411SK - Exit Alarm - Door Prop - Surface Mount - Magnetic Switch - Plug-in Transformer - 24VDC Enclosure Lock All keys and remotes will

Name: Detex - EAX-411SK - Exit Alarm - Door Prop - Surface Mount - Magnetic Switch - Plug-in Transformer - 24VDC Enclosure Lock All keys and remotes will
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 3992138463
Price: 262.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.477 (20 reviews)

SKU 3992138463 · ★ 4.5

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Detex EAX 411SK Exit Alarm Door Prop Surface Mount Magnetic Switch Plug in Transformer 24VDC Enclosure Lock All keys and remotes will All keys and remotes will be erased before programming new ones The Following Vehicles Can be Unlocked With This Opener: 1993 2002 Chevrolet PRIZM Automatic alarm reset rearm upon closure of door The EAX 411SK AC powered door prop alarm provides a unique solution to the common security challenge associated with doors that are propped open

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