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What is the part number for the truarc rings for the LE locks levers
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L283-030 is the part number for pack of 20 truarc rings for levers. :
What type of outside rose is needed for an Accent lever on a LEBMS/LEBMD-GRW?
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AVA decorative rose 2-5/8” diameter supports Accent levers only. :
What does alternating long flashing blue and red light indicate on a Gateway?
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The Gateway is in link mode, searching for a new lock. :
How can you minimize the RF interference from Wi-Fi access points and Gateways?
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Maximize the distance between the Gateways and the Wi-Fi access points at least 10 feet. :
How many Auto Unlock with Badge rules can be assigned to an Isonas Reader Controller?
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You can only assign one rule per reader controller:
How many Two Factor Authentication (2FA) rules can be assigned to an Isonas Reader Controller?
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You can only assign one 2FA per reader controller:
What audio visual indications are displayed on Locknetics EMS100 when activated?
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There is an audible click from the relay and a red LED is displayed for the relock delay period. :
Can a cylindrical lock be mounted on a pair of doors with a removable mullion?
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Not typically. A removable mullion sits behind the doors and are used with externally mounted exit devices and strikes where the exit device latches into the external strike mounted on the m...:
Does the 6440XP auto have a push n go function?
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No, there is no Push n Go function with the 6440XP auto.:
What are the Medeco 31 and Medeco 32 LFIC products?
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Locked down to tech.The Medeco® 31 Series is designed to retrofit the Yale® LFIC mortise housings, rim, key-in-knob and padlock bodies. The 31 Series Interchangeable Core has a contr...:
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