Command Access - Electrified Mortise Lever set - Fail Secure - Storeroom - L6 - 24V - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 Genuine Lishi Adjustable standard Sweep Valve

Name: Command Access - Electrified Mortise Lever set - Fail Secure - Storeroom - L6 - 24V - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 Genuine Lishi Adjustable standard Sweep Valve
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 90733240155
Price: 288.81 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6372 (23 reviews)

Command Access - Electrified Mortise Lever set - Fail Secure - Storeroom - L6 - 24V - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 Genuine Lishi Adjustable standard Sweep Valve

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Command Access Electrified Mortise Lever set Fail Secure Storeroom L6 24V Satin Chrome Grade 1 Genuine Lishi Adjustable standard Sweep Valve Adjustable standard Sweep Valve Covered units for Read Update ConfData: The Command Access ML180 (L9000) retrofit series mortise lock utilizes a high quality Grade 1 chassis built to withstand years of use UL Listed 3 hour fire rating Warranty: 3 Year Manufacturer Warranty

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