SDC - E6200 - Single Magnetic Lock - Surface Mount - Weatherized - 1200lbs. - 12/24VDC - Satin stainless steel - Grade 1 Internet Gateways Australia)

Name: SDC - E6200 - Single Magnetic Lock - Surface Mount - Weatherized - 1200lbs. - 12/24VDC - Satin stainless steel - Grade 1 Internet Gateways Australia)
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 77559554751
Price: 173.91 USD
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Rating: 4.3186 (7 reviews)

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SDC E6200 Single Magnetic Lock Surface Mount Weatherized 1200lbs. 12 24VDC Satin stainless steel Grade 1 Internet Gateways Australia) Australia) This system will allow you to read the new 4 depth “O” series or (ortec) GM locks stranded conductor cable for power input and status outputs Circuitry: Voltage and current spike protection and instant release anti residual magnetism circuitry Voltage: 12 24VDC The SDC E6200 Series full featured magnetic locks are easier to install and provide superior

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