UL Listed - Heavy Duty Electric Strike - Fail Safe / Fail Secure - 12VDC - 2 Faceplates Hummer Included Accessories:

Name: UL Listed - Heavy Duty Electric Strike - Fail Safe / Fail Secure - 12VDC - 2 Faceplates Hummer Included Accessories:
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 48603933746
Price: 64.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.690300000000001 (29 reviews)

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UL Listed Heavy Duty Electric Strike Fail Safe Fail Secure 12VDC 2 Faceplates Hummer Included Accessories: Included Accessories: Three Signals over One Coaxial CableHDCVI technology simultaneously transmits three signals (video The UL Listed Electric Strike Kit is the electric strike kit for every latchbolt lock These heavy duty electric strikes are designed for installation in hollow metal or wood for access control of cylindrical and mortise locksets and mortise exit devices

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