Medeco - 11TR503 - Maxum Residential - M3 Biaxial - 5-Pin - Single Deadbolt - 2-3/8" - DL Keyway Pinned - 24 - Dark Bronze - Grade 1 LAB - Compatible with C-25 Pull

Name: Medeco - 11TR503 - Maxum Residential - M3 Biaxial - 5-Pin - Single Deadbolt - 2-3/8" - DL Keyway Pinned - 24 - Dark Bronze - Grade 1 LAB - Compatible with C-25 Pull
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 86777312641
Price: 166.93 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.804600000000001 (7 reviews)

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Medeco 11TR503 Maxum Residential M3 Biaxial 5 Pin Single Deadbolt 2 3 8" DL Keyway Pinned 24 Dark Bronze Grade 1 LAB Compatible with C 25 Pull Compatible with C 25 Pull Handle (C 25 pull handle not available in BB or MG finish) Keyway: Ilco X248 YM63 with Opposing Wafers A unique authorization card is issued with each key combination and is required to order additional keys in the future The Medeco 11TR503 24 DLT features:

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