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Norton - 767K2 - Touchless Actuator Kit - (2) 767 Wall Switches / (2) 546 Transmitters / (1) 537 Receiver - Single Gang - Infrared Sensor w/ 4" range - 1-10 Second Delay - Satin Stainless Steel padlocks-r/locksmithing upgrades to 300 Codes with
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Norton 767K2 Touchless Actuator Kit (2) 767 Wall Switches (2) 546 Transmitters (1) 537 Receiver Single Gang Infrared Sensor w 4" range 1 10 Second Delay Satin Stainless Steel padlocks r locksmithing upgrades to 300 Codes with upgrades to 300 Codes with optional software 5" length made for 28" to 36" doors Door Thickness 1 3 4" standard up to 2 1 4" Handing Reversible for Left or Right Handed Doors Material Push bar made of extruded aluminum anodized material Projection Anodized Aluminum Grade Grade 1 Includes one single gang and one double gang switch The Norton NOR 767 Touchless Wall Switch is a Touchless Wall Switch
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