TownSteel - E-Genius 2000 - Interconnected Electronic Push Button Lock - Entry - 4" - On Center - Right Handed - Flat Black - Grade 1 Z-Wave Lock Function ANSI F109 Storeroom

Name: TownSteel - E-Genius 2000 - Interconnected Electronic Push Button Lock - Entry - 4" - On Center - Right Handed - Flat Black - Grade 1 Z-Wave Lock Function ANSI F109 Storeroom
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 53789687752
Price: 242.06 USD
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TownSteel E Genius 2000 Interconnected Electronic Push Button Lock Entry 4" On Center Right Handed Flat Black Grade 1 Z Wave Lock Function ANSI F109 Storeroom Lock Function ANSI F109 Storeroom lock Handing Non Handed Cylinder Solid Brass 6 Pin Cylinder Schlage C Keyway Standard with 1996 1999 Infiniti I35 Up to 1 year Finish 622 US19 Flat Black Handing Right Handed Certifications ANSI BHMA A156 The e Genius 2000 is the only keyless double lock providing the ability to lock and unlock an interconnected dead latch and deadbolt with a single lift of the lever

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