Norton - 6021 - Low Energy Door Operator - Push Side - Double Lever Arm - Aluminum Xtool Put the new tumblers in

Name: Norton - 6021 - Low Energy Door Operator - Push Side - Double Lever Arm - Aluminum Xtool Put the new tumblers in
Brand: willsnyderlaw.com
SKU: 55994131249
Price: 2208.12 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4707 (9 reviews)

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Norton 6021 Low Energy Door Operator Push Side Double Lever Arm Aluminum Xtool Put the new tumblers in Put the new tumblers in the spaces of your A 36 102 box according to the new layout card and your existing kit will be upgraded to be the same as the new A 36 103 kit This allows a "locked" entrance to be used as an exit by visitors already in the building 3A) Finish 689 Aluminum Maximum Door Weight 250lbs Door Width 36" 48" Housing Projection 4 3 4" Housing Height 5 3 16" Housing Length 37 1 2" On: Activates signal inputs

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