From Detex

March 1, 2014

Built for back doors requiring both alarmed panic hardware and high-level protection from break-ins, this door hardware puts the deadbolt deeper into the frame, and connecting rods are made of continuous steel. Independent pull testing proves this hardware withstands more than 16,000 pounds of pull force.

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