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Master Lock Indoor Bluetooth Padlock (PR21301)

27903 mabluethin master lock indoor bluetooth padlock

Master Lock Bluetooth Indoor Padlock

https://ilcaustralia.org.au/products/21301

The Master Lock Indoor Bluetooth Padlock allows you to use your smart phone or other compatible mobile device as a key to access your lock. The lock uses bluetooth connectivity to allow you to unlock the padlock when you are nearby. The lock will 'pop' open when activated. Zinc body and chrome plate shackle, suitable for indoor use.

General Details

Manufacturer/Country
Master Lock / United States
Websites
Office works - https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/master-lock-indoor-bluetooth-padlock-mabluethin#!specifications

Models / Specifications

Model Standard: One model only
  • Weight 229 g
  • Height Overall 159 mm
  • Depth Overall 48 mm
  • Width 99 mm

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        Maintenance

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        Standards

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