Kwikset - SmartCode 916TRL - Traditional Electronic Deadbolt - 15 - Satin Nickel - Home Connect (Amazon Key Edition) Trims or MS Windows VISTA Home
USD79.99
USD129.99
Kwikset - SmartCode 916TRL - Traditional Electronic Deadbolt - 15 - Satin Nickel - Home Connect (Amazon Key Edition) Trims or MS Windows VISTA Home
USD79.99
USD129.99
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Kwikset SmartCode 916TRL Traditional Electronic Deadbolt 15 Satin Nickel Home Connect (Amazon Key Edition) Trims or MS Windows VISTA Home or MS Windows VISTA Home Premium or Business – 32 bit version only MS SQL Express 2005 (SP2 or higher) – supplied with Enterprise software FCC ID: NYOSEKSAM11ATX steel deadbolt Latch Round corner adjustable 2 3 8 " x 2 3 4 " Door Handing Reversible Cylinder SmartKey Security Temperature SecureScreen Technology Patented technology to help prevent code detection from fingerprints on the touchscreen
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