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Accentra (formerly Yale) AUR 8809FL Classroom or Office Mortise Lock with Augusta Lever, Standard Rose Alarm Lock DL2700 Trilogy T2 Series Mortise Lock-Finish-Satin Chrome Legacy part number: 7ZN Crossbar Length (mm):1500 mm

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Accentra (formerly Yale) AUR 8809FL Classroom or Office Mortise Lock with Augusta Lever, Standard Rose Alarm Lock DL2700 Trilogy T2 Series Mortise Lock Finish Satin Chrome Legacy part number: 7ZN Crossbar Length (mm):1500 mm Legacy part number: 7ZN AMSEC believes in and stands behind the AMSEC CSC3018 by offering a 1 year parts and labor warranty Reversibility: Field reversible handing Classroom or Office Function

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