Norton - 6021 - Low Energy Door Operator - Push Side - Double Lever Arm - Aluminum Xtool Put the new tumblers in

Name: Norton - 6021 - Low Energy Door Operator - Push Side - Double Lever Arm - Aluminum Xtool Put the new tumblers in
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 55994131249
Price: 2208.12 USD
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Rating: 4.558 (25 reviews)

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Norton 6021 Low Energy Door Operator Push Side Double Lever Arm Aluminum Xtool Put the new tumblers in Put the new tumblers in the spaces of your A 36 102 box according to the new layout card and your existing kit will be upgraded to be the same as the new A 36 103 kit This allows a "locked" entrance to be used as an exit by visitors already in the building the operator "senses" movement and opens door to the full open position The 6000 Series low energy operator is a heavy duty unit designed for rigorous

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