Adams Rite - 8801EL - Narrow Stile - Electric Rim Exit Device - 36" - Anodized Aluminum - Electric Latch Retraction (LR) - 12 Volt 1.4mm CC: Centered Cylindrical (Reference HES®

Name: Adams Rite - 8801EL - Narrow Stile - Electric Rim Exit Device - 36" - Anodized Aluminum - Electric Latch Retraction (LR) - 12 Volt 1.4mm CC: Centered Cylindrical (Reference HES®
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SKU: 41278723652
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Adams Rite 8801EL Narrow Stile Electric Rim Exit Device 36" Anodized Aluminum Electric Latch Retraction (LR) 12 Volt 1.4mm CC: Centered Cylindrical (Reference HES® CC: Centered Cylindrical (Reference HES® J faceplate) Cylindrical Locksets up to 3 4" throw and all locksets center lined bolts: Corbin Russwin® Security Bolt IC: 3248A 736744A Door Thickness Suits 1 3 4" [44 tbody > tr > td:first child { font weight: bold

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