Sargent - 8271 - Electromechanical Mortise Lock - LN Rose / L Lever - Fail Secure - SFIC - 10BE - Dark Oxidized Satin Bronze - 24V - Grade 1 2 Pack Input Power 115 VAC or

Name: Sargent - 8271 - Electromechanical Mortise Lock - LN Rose / L Lever - Fail Secure - SFIC - 10BE - Dark Oxidized Satin Bronze - 24V - Grade 1 2 Pack Input Power 115 VAC or
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SKU: 76922671758
Price: 285.00 USD
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Rating: 4.4275 (11 reviews)

Sargent - 8271 - Electromechanical Mortise Lock - LN Rose / L Lever - Fail Secure - SFIC - 10BE - Dark Oxidized Satin Bronze - 24V - Grade 1 2 Pack Input Power 115 VAC or

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Sargent 8271 Electromechanical Mortise Lock LN Rose L Lever Fail Secure SFIC 10BE Dark Oxidized Satin Bronze 24V Grade 1 2 Pack Input Power 115 VAC or Input Power 115 VAC or 230 VAC Perfect for access control applications Auxiliary deadlatch SRG 63 8271 LNL 24V 10BE

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