SOMMER Y1651V000 Lock
SOMMER Y1651V000 Lock
The SOMMER Lock Y1651V000 is a genuine pluggable locking magnet designed for compatible SOMMER garage door and operator systems. Supplied with a green strand and plug and packaged in a convenient blister pack, this component ensures reliable locking performance and proper system operation.
The Locking Magnet mechanically blocks a garage door motor in any position up to an attack force of 660 lbs. The Lock plugs directly into the control board of EVO+ operators and works right away with no programming required. Not compatible with Synoris and Direct Drive operators.
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SOMMER Y1651V000 Lock
SOMMER Y1651V000 Lock
SOMMER Y1651V000 Lock
The SOMMER Lock Y1651V000 is a genuine pluggable locking magnet designed for compatible SOMMER garage door and operator systems. Supplied with a green strand and plug and packaged in a convenient blister pack, this component ensures reliable locking performance and proper system operation.
The Locking Magnet mechanically blocks a garage door motor in any position up to an attack force of 660 lbs. The Lock plugs directly into the control board of EVO+ operators and works right away with no programming required. Not compatible with Synoris and Direct Drive operators.
Original: $72.99
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SOMMER Y1651V000 Lock
The SOMMER Lock Y1651V000 is a genuine pluggable locking magnet designed for compatible SOMMER garage door and operator systems. Supplied with a green strand and plug and packaged in a convenient blister pack, this component ensures reliable locking performance and proper system operation.
The Locking Magnet mechanically blocks a garage door motor in any position up to an attack force of 660 lbs. The Lock plugs directly into the control board of EVO+ operators and works right away with no programming required. Not compatible with Synoris and Direct Drive operators.
