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Sargent - 70-713-4-ETP-RHRB - Exit Device Trim - Classroom Function - For Concealed Vertical Rod 8400/8600 Series Devices - SFIC Prep Less Core - P Lever - Right Hand Reverse - Grade 1 - Bright Brass 605/US3 Finish View Cabinet 320 mA Maximum Response Time:

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Sargent 70 713 4 ETP RHRB Exit Device Trim Classroom Function For Concealed Vertical Rod 8400 8600 Series Devices SFIC Prep Less Core P Lever Right Hand Reverse Grade 1 Bright Brass 605 US3 Finish View Cabinet 320 mA Maximum Response Time: 320 mA Maximum Response Time: Supports all the latest technologies and vehicle platforms including the latest Chrysler and Fiat Vehicles It features a classroom function where the key from the exterior side locks or unlocks the trim The SARGENT SRG 70 713 4 ETP RHRB 3 is a Grade 1 exit device trim designed for high traffic and secure environments

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