Wright - V2012 - Heavy Duty - Pneumatic Screen and Door Closer - Out Swinging - Security Doors - EZ-HOLD - Optional Finish Mortise Locksets RK-BM-9863

Name: Wright - V2012 - Heavy Duty - Pneumatic Screen and Door Closer - Out Swinging - Security Doors - EZ-HOLD - Optional Finish Mortise Locksets RK-BM-9863
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 32201334004
Price: 25.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6714 (9 reviews)

SKU 32201334004 ★ 4.7

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Wright V2012 Heavy Duty Pneumatic Screen and Door Closer Out Swinging Security Doors EZ HOLD Optional Finish Mortise Locksets RK BM 9863 RK BM 9863 maximum 60M(max) Video Transmission Properties and Ports Video Signal Input Interface HDMI interface Video Input Interface HDMI interface Twisted pair Video Transmission Port RJ45 port Input Voltage DC5V Power TX<3W For heavy out swinging full view or security doors EZ HOLD™ push button feature holds door open for added convenience

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