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CodeLocks - CL250 - Mechanical Lock - Light Duty - Dual Backset Deadlatch 2 3/4" - 2 3/8" - Mortise Tubular Latchbolt - Key Override - Fire Rated - Grade 2 Public Function Alarm is powered by standard
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CodeLocks CL250 Mechanical Lock Light Duty Dual Backset Deadlatch 2 3 4" 2 3 8" Mortise Tubular Latchbolt Key Override Fire Rated Grade 2 Public Function Alarm is powered by standard Alarm is powered by standard 9V battery or hardwired using optional PT790 power supply For use with single doors equipped with Exit Sense Bars The CL250 latch is spring loaded and will lock automatically when the door is closed Handed Non Handed Locks will fit doors hung on the left or right Keypad 14 Individual stainless steel buttons Latch Type Tubular Latchbolt Lock Material Zinc Alloy Orientation Vertical Spindle Flat spring loaded spindle Suitable For Internal
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