Orbita - E3092 - Mortise Hotel Lock - RFID - Optional Lever Style - 6 VDC - Optional Finish - Fire Rated - Grade 2 -Hotel Door Locks Lever Style:92 - Mars Return G-BOX2 needs to be used

Name: Orbita - E3092 - Mortise Hotel Lock - RFID - Optional Lever Style - 6 VDC - Optional Finish - Fire Rated - Grade 2 -Hotel Door Locks Lever Style:92 - Mars Return G-BOX2 needs to be used
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 8652458628
Price: 66.12 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5121 (14 reviews)

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Orbita E3092 Mortise Hotel Lock RFID Optional Lever Style 6 VDC Optional Finish Fire Rated Grade 2 Hotel Door Locks Lever Style:92 Mars Return G BOX2 needs to be used G BOX2 needs to be used with the Autel Key Programmer IM508 or IM608 for reliable performance Customizable Network Interface See Orbita MiFare and Bluetooth Software Download Center HERE See Orbita MiFare and Bluetooth Software Download Center HERE

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