Von Duprin - 6211 Electric Strike for Mortise or Cylindrical Devices - Fail Secure - Satin Stainless - 12VDC Padlocks Aesthetically pleasing surface or mullion

Name: Von Duprin - 6211 Electric Strike for Mortise or Cylindrical Devices - Fail Secure - Satin Stainless - 12VDC Padlocks Aesthetically pleasing surface or mullion
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 31369832802
Price: 330.33 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3834 (13 reviews)

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Von Duprin 6211 Electric Strike for Mortise or Cylindrical Devices Fail Secure Satin Stainless 12VDC Padlocks Aesthetically pleasing surface or mullion Aesthetically pleasing surface or mullion mount design 1 1 8” Narrow Stile Deadlatch Lock Body called remote release provides added benefits such as increased convenience and efficiency The 6200 Series also provides added security and traffic control

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