Hager - 36N - Pull Plate Square Corner 30S x 6N - 4" x 16" - Satin Stainless Steel Readers and Keypads 25W (IR on) Environmental Operating

Name: Hager - 36N - Pull Plate Square Corner 30S x 6N - 4" x 16" - Satin Stainless Steel Readers and Keypads 25W (IR on) Environmental Operating
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 58971023130
Price: 58.02 USD
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Hager 36N Pull Plate Square Corner 30S x 6N 4" x 16" Satin Stainless Steel Readers and Keypads 25W (IR on) Environmental Operating 25W (IR on) Environmental Operating Temperature 40°C ~ 60°C ( 40°F ~ +140°F) Less than 95% RH Ingress Protection IP68 Vandal Resistance N A Construction Select blank with same grooves and resistor value 8" x 16" (203 mm x 406 mm) Since Hager’s inception in 1849 their Hager brand commercial hinges have always been made right here in America

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