Trine - 4850 - 1/2″ Surface Mounted Electric Strike for Rim Panic Devices - Optional Finish - Grade 1 SalesEvent-Xhorse • Range Rover (L405) (including

Name: Trine - 4850 - 1/2″ Surface Mounted Electric Strike for Rim Panic Devices - Optional Finish - Grade 1 SalesEvent-Xhorse • Range Rover (L405) (including
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 4809709310
Price: 155.40 USD
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Trine 4850 1 2″ Surface Mounted Electric Strike for Rim Panic Devices Optional Finish Grade 1 SalesEvent Xhorse • Range Rover (L405) (including • Range Rover (L405) (including long wheel base) BN018 Immo Parts Adaptation (Including 8HP Gen3 Virgin) 195 Brown & Blue Intm TRN 4850 XXDThe 4850 1 2″ Surface Mounted Electric Strike for Rim Panic Devices is the most flexible electric strike for use with surface mounted rim exit devices with up to 1” (6 different thicknesses altogether)

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