Sargent - 10G37 - Mechanical Cylindrical Lock - L Rose / L Lever - Classroom - SFIC - 26D - Satin Chrome Plated - Grade 1 1-1/4" Cylinder Length Built-in electronics automatically allow 11

Name: Sargent - 10G37 - Mechanical Cylindrical Lock - L Rose / L Lever - Classroom - SFIC - 26D - Satin Chrome Plated - Grade 1 1-1/4" Cylinder Length Built-in electronics automatically allow 11
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 15467480303
Price: 207.01 USD
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Rating: 4.2169 (29 reviews)

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Sargent 10G37 Mechanical Cylindrical Lock L Rose L Lever Classroom SFIC 26D Satin Chrome Plated Grade 1 1 1 4" Cylinder Length Built in electronics automatically allow 11 Built in electronics automatically allow 11 thru 28 AC & DC Voltage input with surge and kickback protection By using the CAS Plug Inside lever always operative Exceeds cycle testing standards by nine times with 9

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