Adams Rite - 2190 - Dual Force Interconnected Lock - 1-1/8" Backset - Less Strike - US10B - Oil Rubbed Bronze Decoders Residential Entrance mortise lock with

Name: Adams Rite - 2190 - Dual Force Interconnected Lock - 1-1/8" Backset - Less Strike - US10B - Oil Rubbed Bronze Decoders Residential Entrance mortise lock with
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 9673092113
Price: 239.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0882 (16 reviews)

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Adams Rite 2190 Dual Force Interconnected Lock 1 1 8" Backset Less Strike US10B Oil Rubbed Bronze Decoders Residential Entrance mortise lock with Residential Entrance mortise lock with emergency egress you can also check the voltage of car or remote key batteries Operability: The Dual Force 2190 can be operated by any standard 1 5 32" diameter mortise cylinder with MS cam for flexible access control The 2190 301 102 10B from Adams Rite is a Dual Force Lock with a Clear Anodized Faceplate and Trim Set

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