TownSteel - E-Kontos 1B 2000 Series Mortise Lock - Automatic Deadbolt - 2-3/4″ Backset - Sentinel Lever Set - Right Handed - Satin Chrome - Keyed Different - Grade 1 Varifocal Type: Motorcycle Tools

Name: TownSteel - E-Kontos 1B 2000 Series Mortise Lock - Automatic Deadbolt - 2-3/4″ Backset - Sentinel Lever Set - Right Handed - Satin Chrome - Keyed Different - Grade 1 Varifocal Type: Motorcycle Tools
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 7285287831
Price: 169.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3942000000000005 (15 reviews)

TownSteel - E-Kontos 1B 2000 Series Mortise Lock - Automatic Deadbolt - 2-3/4″ Backset - Sentinel Lever Set - Right Handed - Satin Chrome - Keyed Different - Grade 1 Varifocal Type: Motorcycle Tools

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TownSteel E Kontos 1B 2000 Series Mortise Lock Automatic Deadbolt 2 3 4″ Backset Sentinel Lever Set Right Handed Satin Chrome Keyed Different Grade 1 Varifocal Type: Motorcycle Tools Type: Motorcycle Tools 13 RED TOP PIN 0 Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year limited for electronic The E Kontos 1B 2000 Automatic Deadbolt Series is a high quality RFID lockset that works with the MAXX Access System and is ideal for hotel

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