Adams Rite - 8803EL - Narrow Stile - Rim Exit Device - Electric Latch Retraction - 24V - 36" - Anodized Black Proximity Cards This is a Uniview IPC3634SB-ADZK-I0

Name: Adams Rite - 8803EL - Narrow Stile - Rim Exit Device - Electric Latch Retraction - 24V - 36" - Anodized Black Proximity Cards This is a Uniview IPC3634SB-ADZK-I0
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SKU: 42781245877
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Adams Rite 8803EL Narrow Stile Rim Exit Device Electric Latch Retraction 24V 36" Anodized Black Proximity Cards This is a Uniview IPC3634SB ADZK I0 This is a Uniview IPC3634SB ADZK I0 4MP HD LightHunter IR VF Eyeball Network Camera Made from High Carbon alloy steel for heavy duty use Fits narrow The 8800 Series Narrow Stile Rim Exit Device is designed for narrow stile aluminum applications that require a life safety exit device with Starwheel interlocking solution

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