RCI - S6504 - Electrical Centerline Strike - Standard Profile - Brushed Stainless Steel - Grade 1 Electronic Narrow-Stile Locks PN: 89071-47080 / 89070-47180

Name: RCI - S6504 - Electrical Centerline Strike - Standard Profile - Brushed Stainless Steel - Grade 1 Electronic Narrow-Stile Locks PN: 89071-47080 / 89070-47180
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 23167635684
Price: 139.00 USD
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RCI S6504 Electrical Centerline Strike Standard Profile Brushed Stainless Steel Grade 1 Electronic Narrow Stile Locks PN: 89071 47080 89070 47180 PN: 89071 47080 89070 47180 backset Cover Ring Heavy Duty Cover Ring Included Finish 10B Oil Rubbed Bronze Keying Keyed Alike Up To 12 KA 12 Certification Commercial Standard Certification: ANSI BHMA A156 with the RCI 6 series there will be less pressure on installer’s strike inventory because these RCI strikes do it all

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