HES - 8500 - Complete Electric Strike - Fail Safe/Fail Secure - 12/24VDC - Up To 3/4" Throw Latchbolt - Satin Stainless Steel - Grade 1 KEN_SFIC Google and RasterMap Email Supported

Name: HES - 8500 - Complete Electric Strike - Fail Safe/Fail Secure - 12/24VDC - Up To 3/4" Throw Latchbolt - Satin Stainless Steel - Grade 1 KEN_SFIC Google and RasterMap Email Supported
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67939360839
Price: 176.69 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4491000000000005 (17 reviews)

SKU 67939360839 · ★ 4.4

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HES 8500 Complete Electric Strike Fail Safe Fail Secure 12 24VDC Up To 3 4" Throw Latchbolt Satin Stainless Steel Grade 1 KEN_SFIC Google and RasterMap Email Supported Google and RasterMap Email Supported 50mm Diameter 6mm PVC CM Rating Length 1000 Feet Finish White Endurance 1 million cycles The HES 8500 Series Electric Strike is a fire rated

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