SDC - E600 - Single Magnetic Lock - Surface Mount - 600lbs. - 12/24VDC - Satin Aluminum - Grade 1 BF_Lishi_Tools 61 lb) Operating Temperature –40

Name: SDC - E600 - Single Magnetic Lock - Surface Mount - 600lbs. - 12/24VDC - Satin Aluminum - Grade 1 BF_Lishi_Tools 61 lb) Operating Temperature –40
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 87463450672
Price: 176.23 USD
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SDC E600 Single Magnetic Lock Surface Mount 600lbs. 12 24VDC Satin Aluminum Grade 1 BF_Lishi_Tools 61 lb) Operating Temperature –40 61 lb) Operating Temperature –40 °C to 60 °C (–40 °F to 140 °F) Humidity < 90% RH Pipe Thread G3 4 in Features improvements with screen adjustment 250 mA @ 24VDC Dimensions: 9 7 8” L x 2 7 8” H x 1” D Finish: Satin Aluminum 628 Certifications: Grade 1 The SDC E600 is a fully featured magnetic locks with a non obtrusive appearance compared to stainless steel epoxy sealed magnetic locks

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