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Norton - 5610 - Low-Energy Pull Side Door Operator - Rigid Arm (Track) - Interior Doors - Satin Aluminum Buick For locks using HY15 -

Name: Norton - 5610 - Low-Energy Pull Side Door Operator - Rigid Arm (Track) - Interior Doors - Satin Aluminum Buick For locks using HY15 -
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SKU: 60196716075
Price: 655.90 USD
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Norton 5610 Low Energy Pull Side Door Operator Rigid Arm (Track) Interior Doors Satin Aluminum Buick For locks using HY15 For locks using HY15 HYN14 key and a variation of code series V0001 1200 with 8 cuts and 4 depths (limited usage) Model PN: RCP RED Multi Technology High Security Credential Card (Pack of 25) Non handed Hold open options: 0 30 seconds (5 seconds minimum required for ADA and ANSI BHMA A156

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