Fisheye Security Cameras
When ceiling mounted, fisheye cameras have a 360° field of view, making them ideal for single camera installations.
Door Closer
The 268 Series Overhead Concealed Door Closer, with its arm, track, and closer completely concealed when the door is closed, provides a high degree of resistance to abuse in addition to a sleek aesthetic, making it ideal for heavy-duty interior applications and high-end architectural openings.
Cameras
Hanwha Vision’s Wisenet P series camera line includes several unique categories that showcase [the] ability to deliver the best in AI video analytics, multi-sensor technology, and innovative design.
Lucky Line: Butterfly Key
- Perfect for nature lovers, our beautiful and vibrant Butterfly design has all the right outdoorsy vibes.
- Highest quality brass house key blanks available in both Kwikset & Schlage models
- Enamel coated, printed with deep color saturation to resist scratching and fading
- Each key is manufactured & inspected to comply with strictest tolerance using ISO 9001 certified processes
- Copyright protected design
Electric Strike
The 5300 Series Electric Strike is a fire-rated compact, high performance electric strike designed for low profile openings where there is limited space behind the jamb. Its strength is derived from a unique keeper pin locking design, enabling the 5300 to exceed the ratings of the frame, door and locking hardware.
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