SDC - LR100SGK - Electric Latch Retraction Kit - 24V - For Sargent 8300 / 8400 / 8500 / 8600 / 8700 / 8800 / 8900 Series - 36" to 48" Doors Subscription Drive-in Deadbolt

Name: SDC - LR100SGK - Electric Latch Retraction Kit - 24V - For Sargent 8300 / 8400 / 8500 / 8600 / 8700 / 8800 / 8900 Series - 36" to 48" Doors Subscription Drive-in Deadbolt
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 44091425427
Price: 213.68 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7362 (17 reviews)

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SDC LR100SGK Electric Latch Retraction Kit 24V For Sargent 8300 8400 8500 8600 8700 8800 8900 Series 36" to 48" Doors Subscription Drive in Deadbolt Drive in Deadbolt Output: One (1) Channel Electrical Power Supply 24 VAC 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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