ABLOY Security management

The lock case deadlocking is controlled by a snib The snib has three positions, but the top two are the same When the snib is in one of the top two positions, the door will automatically deadlock when closed It can then be opened by a key or by the thumbturn When the snib is in the lowest position, the latchbolt is locked inside the lock case The lock can be fitted with a thumbturn, a one sided cylinder and/or a double sided cylinder

The lock can be opened either with a key (outside and inside) or by using an emergency thumbturn (sliding snib in UP position) Latchbolt can be retained inside the lock case (sliding snib in DOWN position) Sliding snib is released only when turning the key

Security lock (SFS 7020 grade 3 and comparable with security grade 5 according to EN 12209) Compatible with one-way rotating cylinders Operates with key from either side with a double cylinder or from outside with a cylinder and inside with a special thumbturn or from one side only with a single cylinder The key can only be removed when the hardened hookbolt is fully locked or retracted Microswitch version The switch changes its status when the hookbolt moves from unlocked to locked position

The door is opened from outside with a door pull The lock case fulfils the requirements of the European standard for exit products SFS-EN179 and SFS-EN1125 and the requirements of the lock case standard SFS-EN12209 The lock is always opened from the inside by a lever handle or panic bar The lock is deadlocked always when the door is closed The latchbolt protrudes 14 mm Fire resistance

The lock must always be equipped with handles on both sides of the door, as the lock is only operated by the handles The deadlocking is controlled by a snib in the forend When the snib is in deadlocking mode, the door is opened by turning the outside key 180° or the inside thumbturn 90° The handles are then activated, and the latchbolt can be retracted When the snib is in its up position, the lever handles are activated by the key or the thumbturn When the snib is in its down position, the handles work normally The lock case is fitted with a feature to prevent unauthorised use of the snib The snib is locked to the deadlocking mode by turning a set screw, located below the snib, about two turns anticlockwise by a hexagonal key, until the screw stops and is opened by turning the screw clockwise Fire resistance

Deadlocking can be controlled by a sliding snib on the forend of the lock case When the snib is in its up position, the door will be deadlock when closed and can only be opened by a key or by the thumbturn When the snib is in it's down position, the door can be opened by the handles as well Fire resistance

Doesn't support handles The lock can only be opened by a key or by the thumbturn The bolt cannot be deadlocked Can be used with electric striker plates Fire resistance

Security lock (SFS 7020 grade 3 and comparable with security grade 5 according to EN 12209) for solid doors The lock case works with the 4690, 4691, LP711, LP714, LP721, and LP731 striker plates

Security mortice lock case (security grade 5 according to EN 12209) with hardened deadbolt and drilling protection The deadbolt has a 20 mm bolt throw The deadbolt is locked and retracted by turning the key or thumbturn 360° The key can only be removed when the deadbolt is fully locked or retracted

Security mortice lock (security grade 5 according to EN 12209) with a hardened bolt and drilling protection For Scandinavian range cylinders The deadbolt has 20 mm bolt throw The deadbolt is locked and retracted by turning the key 360° or thumbturn 90° The key can only be removed when the bolt is fully locked or retracted The latchbolt is retracted by the lever handles only Fire resistance : suitable for fire doors

The hardened hookbolt with intermediate locking position is locked and retracted by turning the key 360° The deadbolt protrudes 23 mm The lock can be used with DIN standard fittings

Security lock (SFS 7020 grade 3 and comparable with security grade 5 according to EN 12209) Compatible with one-way rotating cylinders Operates with key from either side with a double cylinder or from outside with a cylinder and inside with a special thumbturn or from one side only with a single cylinder The key can only be removed when the hardened hookbolt is fully locked or retracted

The door is opened from outside with a door pull The lock case fulfils the requirements of the European standard for exit products SFS-EN179 and SFS-EN1125 and the requirements of the lock case standard SFS-EN12209 The lock is always opened from the inside by a lever handle or panic bar The latchbolt protrudes 14 mm Deadlocking is controlled by a snib in the front plate Using of the snib is normally blocked The snib is released by turning the key When the snib is in its up position, the lock will deadlock when the door closes and can only be opened by a key from the outside or by a lever handle, push pad, or panic bar from the inside When the snib is in its down position, the lock can be also be opened by the exterior handle Fire resistance

The deadlocking is controlled by the snib in the forend When the snib is in the up position, the door will deadlock when closed It can then be opened by a key or by the thumbturn When the snib is in the down position, the hookbolt is retained inside the lock case

The latchbolt is deadlocked when both triggering bolt and latchbolt are retained inside the lock case The deadlocking is controlled by a snib in the forend The lock case is fitted with at feature to prevent unauthorised use of the snib The snib can be moved by turning first the key or thumbturn When the snib is in its up position, the door will deadlock when closed, and can be opened by a key or by the thumbturn When the snib is in its down position, the lock can be also be opened by the handles Fire resistance

The deadlocking is controlled by a snib in the forend When the snib is in its up position, the lock will deadlock when the door closes and can only be opened by a key and by the thumbturn When the snib is in its down position, the hookbolt is retained inside the lock case

Lock case with an automatically deadlocking latchbolt The lock has no lever handle operation The bolt is opened with either a key or a thumbturn Fire resistance

Deadlocking can be controlled by a sliding snib on the forend of the lock case When the snib is in its up position, the door will deadlock when closed and can only be opened by a key or by the thumbturn When the snib is in its down position, the door can be opened by the handles as well Fire resistance

ABLOY PE900 is a mechanical lock package for passive leaf doors.

The door is opened from outside with a door pull The lock case fulfils the requirements of the European standard for exit products SFS-EN179 and SFS-EN1125 and the requirements of the lock case standard SFS-EN12209 The lock is always opened from the inside by a lever handle, push pad or panic bar The latchbolt protrudes 14 mm Deadlocking is controlled by a snib in the front plate Using of the snib is normally blocked. The snib is released by turning the key When the snib is in its up position, the lock will deadlock when the door closes and can only be opened by a key from the outside or by a lever handle or panic bar from the inside When the snib is in its down position, the latchbolt is retained inside the lock case Microswitch version The switch changes the status when latchbolt is deadlocked

The lock is opened by a key, thumbturn, or handles if installed Can be used with electric striker plate The sliding snib is locked in its middle position

Primarily for doors which must always be latched (e.g. fire doors) and where deadlocking is needed Function is determined by a sliding snib on forend When the snib is in its up position, the lock will deadlock when the door closes and can only be opened by a key or by the thumbturn When the snib is in its middle position, the lock will latch when the door closes but can be opened by the handles The down position of the snib is not in use Sliding snib is released only when turning the key (or thumbturn) Fire resistance 

The lock case setting snib is locked to the middle option The lock opens by cylinder- or thumbturn action If necessary, a handle can be installed The lock does not have a deadlock mechanism Installing handles on both sides of the door is mandatory if used as a fire door The lock can be used with an electric striker plate Fire resistance

The door is opened from outside with a door pull The lock case fulfils the requirements of the European standard for exit products SFS-EN179 and SFS-EN1125 and the requirements of the lock case standard SFS-EN12209 The lock is always opened from the inside by a lever handle or panic bar Deadlocking is controlled by a snib in the front plate Using of the snib is normally blocked The snib is released by turning the key When the snib is in its up position, the lock will deadlock when the door closes and can only be opened by a key from the outside or by a lever handle, push pad, or panic bar from the inside When the snib is in its down position, the latchbolt is retained inside the lock case

Lock case with an automatically deadlocking latchbolt The lock must always be equipped with handles, as the latchbolt is only retracted with the handles The deadlocking is controlled by a snib in the forend When the snib is in deadlocking mode, the door is opened by turning the outside key 180° or the inside thumbturn 90° The handles are then activated, and the latchbolt can be retracted When the snib is in its up position, the lever handles are activated by the key or the thumbturn When the snib is in its down position, the handles work normally The lock case is fitted with a feature to prevent the unauthorised use of the snib The snib is locked to the deadlocking mode by turning a set screw, located below the snib, about two turns anticlockwise by a hexagonal key, until the screw stops and is opened by turning the screw clockwise Fire resistance

The latchbolt is deadlocked when both triggering bolt and latchbolt are retained inside the lock case Deadlocking is controlled by a snib in the front plate The lock cases fitted with at feature to prevent unauthorised use of the snib The snib can be moved by turning first the key or thumbturn The lock has no lever handle operation When the snib is in its up position, the door deadlocks when it closes and can only be opened by a key and by the thumbturn When the snib is in its down position, the latchbolt is retained inside the lock case

The door is opened from outside with a door pull The lock case fulfils the requirements of the European standard for exit products SFS-EN179 and SFS-EN1125 and the requirements of the lock case standard SFS-EN12209 The lock is always opened from the inside by a lever handle or panic bar The lock is deadlocked always when the door is closed The latchbolt protrudes 14 mm Microswitch version The switch changes the status when latchbolt is deadlocked

The door is opened from outside with a lever handle The lock case fulfils the requirements of the European standard for exit products SFS-EN179 and SFS-EN1125 and the requirements of the lock case standard SFS-EN12209 The lock is always opened from the inside by a lever handle, push pad or panic bar The latchbolt protrudes 14 mm Deadlocking is controlled by a snib in the front plate Using of the snib is normally blocked. The snib is released by turning the key When the snib is in its up position, the lock will deadlock when the door closes and can only be opened by a key from the outside or by a lever handle or panic bar from the inside When the snib is in its down position, the lock will latch normally and the lock can be opened also by the exterior handle Microswitch version The switch changes the status when latchbolt is deadlocked