Hager - 4701 - 36" Rim Exit Device REV 2 - for 30" Doors - Exit Only - Aluminum Finish - Grade 1 2.7-13.5mm 30VDC Function Energy Transfer Hardware

Name: Hager - 4701 - 36" Rim Exit Device REV 2 - for 30" Doors - Exit Only - Aluminum Finish - Grade 1 2.7-13.5mm 30VDC Function Energy Transfer Hardware
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 86313707044
Price: 134.96 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0648 (8 reviews)

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Hager 4701 36" Rim Exit Device REV 2 for 30" Doors Exit Only Aluminum Finish Grade 1 2.7 13.5mm 30VDC Function Energy Transfer Hardware 30VDC Function Energy Transfer Hardware Finish Black Height 4 1 2 In 0 Micro SD Reader Door Prep Template The Hager 4700 series is designed and engineered to provide superior performance on standard stile doors in a range of light commercial and standard duty applications

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