TownSteel - ED5500T - Thumbpiece Exit Trim - for ED5500/ED5600 Exit Devices - Storeroom Function - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 NXP By turning the knob

Name: TownSteel - ED5500T - Thumbpiece Exit Trim - for ED5500/ED5600 Exit Devices - Storeroom Function - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 NXP By turning the knob
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 99073295484
Price: 76.26 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8028 (8 reviews)

SKU 99073295484 ★ 4.8

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TownSteel ED5500T Thumbpiece Exit Trim for ED5500 ED5600 Exit Devices Storeroom Function Satin Chrome Grade 1 NXP By turning the knob By turning the knob which allows source and display "handshake" for seamless integration CSFH Sentinel and Quest Lever Designs meet California State Reference Code (CSFH) Manufacturer Warranty 1 year limited for electronic Thumbpiece Trim Application For ED5500 5600 Series devices Function Storeroom Function Handing Non Handed Door Thickness 1 3 4″ Backset 2 3 4″ standard Door Prep

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