ASSA - Maximum+ Restricted - Mortise Cylinder - 1-1/8" - KD - 624 - Dark Oxidized Bronze Lockout backset Cover Ring Heavy Duty

Name: ASSA - Maximum+ Restricted - Mortise Cylinder - 1-1/8" - KD - 624 - Dark Oxidized Bronze Lockout backset Cover Ring Heavy Duty
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 97458878441
Price: 44.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4212 (30 reviews)

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ASSA Maximum+ Restricted Mortise Cylinder 1 1 8" KD 624 Dark Oxidized Bronze Lockout backset Cover Ring Heavy Duty backset Cover Ring Heavy Duty Cover Ring Included Finish 26D Satin Chrome Keying Keyed Alike Up To 12 KA 12 Certification Commercial Standard Certification ANSI BHMA A156 Make sure you have Bluetooth manually turned OFF in the Settings section of your tablet Maximum+ Restricted Cylinders Benefits: Cylinder housing and plug are made of high quality brass ASSA Maximum+ Restricted 1 1 8" Mortise Cylinder based on Maximum+ patented key profile

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