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Adjustable Electric Strike Fail Secure, Faceplate 1-1/4 x 4-7/8, Off Center Stainless Steel 8-16V AC/DC INTERLOCK LEVER COMPRESSION 4-POINT LOCK - 30/85 - 1" DEADBOLT THROW - 1" ROD THROW F76 - Privacy Lever/Knob Design Finish:Brushed Stainless
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Adjustable Electric Strike Fail Secure, Faceplate 1 1 4 x 4 7 8, Off Center Stainless Steel 8 16V AC DC INTERLOCK LEVER COMPRESSION 4 POINT LOCK 30 85 1" DEADBOLT THROW 1" ROD THROW F76 Privacy Lever Knob Design Finish:Brushed Stainless F76 Privacy Lever Knob Design P Lever Rose Escutcheon Design Utilizes Z Wave Plus wireless mesh networking making it versatile for different access control systems this electric strike operates on a voltage range of 8 16V
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