Schlage - L9050P - L Series Mortise Lock - Entrance / Office - Keyed Cylinder - Optional Lever - Fired Rated - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 Lever:03 Lever Important: Please verify what chip
Schlage - L9050P - L Series Mortise Lock - Entrance / Office - Keyed Cylinder - Optional Lever - Fired Rated - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 Lever:03 Lever Important: Please verify what chip
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Schlage L9050P L Series Mortise Lock Entrance Office Keyed Cylinder Optional Lever Fired Rated Satin Chrome Grade 1 Lever:03 Lever Important: Please verify what chip Important: Please verify what chip you need Sub Stream 1: D1 at 30 fps 813" Material Stainless Steel Zinc Case size 4 7⁄16" x 6 1⁄16" x 1" Strike ANSI curved lip strike 1 1 4" x 4 7 8" x 13 16" lip to center with dust box standard Fire Rated 3 Hour Fire Door Certifications Beyond strength and security – it offers tremendous flexibility to allow it to meet the needs of most every application
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