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Corbin Russwin - ED5200 - Panic Rim Exit Device - 48" - Storeroom - Satin Stainless Steel - Grade 1 - RHR/LHR Handing:Left Hand Reversible (LHR) Lockly\OS ALL in real-time communication

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Corbin Russwin - ED5200 - Panic Rim Exit Device - 48
Corbin Russwin - ED5200 - Panic Rim Exit Device - 48
Corbin Russwin - ED5200 - Panic Rim Exit Device - 48
Corbin Russwin - ED5200 - Panic Rim Exit Device - 48
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Corbin Russwin ED5200 Panic Rim Exit Device 48" Storeroom Satin Stainless Steel Grade 1 RHR LHR Handing:Left Hand Reversible (LHR) Lockly\OS ALL in real time communication Lockly\OS ALL in real time communication Battery Life AA Alkaline Batteries x 4Up to 1 year (offline mode) up to 10 months (regular use with App & Sensor9V Backup Power socket Operating temperature 4°F to 151°F ( 20°C to 66°C) Operating Humidity 0 100% non condensing Vertical: 20° to 57° Panic listed 2 3 4" dogged Latch: Pullman type with stainless steel deadlocking latch Strike Surface mounted 3 8" (10mm) diameter roller strike

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