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CSGW 18187 wire guard

Chase Security Systems’ model CSGW 18187 wire guard is designed to protect emergency lights, clocks, speakers and exit signs against vandalism or accidental damage. The wire guards are used in prisons, HUD projects, universities, hotels, parks, schools, hospitals, gymnasiums and other public locations where damage may occur. The units are constructed of 7-gauge steel and welded at all points for strength.

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