When it comes to inte­g­ra­ting locks into bur­glar alarm and access control sys­tems, there is no better choice than these VdS-approved mecha­nical, self-locking mor­tise locks. Their func­tions can be moni­tored by means of built-in con­tacts. What’s more, identical DIN lock case sizes and mil­ling dimen­sions save a lot of installa­tion time.

Used with elec­tric escape door strike inte­g­rated in the striker.  The inte­gral adju­stable latch has been ide­ally placed in the area of the deadbolt, so the elec­tric locking point is no longer seated outside the lock. This compact solu­tion requires fewer system compon­ents and facili­tates plan­ning and fabrica­tion. Sui­table for fire and smoke pro­tec­tion doors. Approved in accor­dance with EN 179 / EN 1125 / EN 12209.

With addi­tional, elec­tri­cally coupled outside handle; usable on 1-leaf and 2-leaf doors with access control system. Access control by means of elec­tri­cally controlled outside handle. Controllable via door opener button, intercom, time switch, or access control system. Controlled door ope­ning in the event of an emergency via the mecha­nical pro­file cylinder (panic func­tion C).

Self-locking panic lock combined with the option of wireless outside handle activa­tion; access control on 1-leaf and 2-leaf doors is the­re­fore pos­sible wit­hout the expenditure of wiring installa­tion. Addi­tional secu­rity: door no longer needs to be locked manu­ally as the latchbolt ejects 20 mm automati­cally.Controlled door ope­ning in the event of an emergency via the mecha­nical pro­file cylinder.

The mortise lock series 23 for timber and steel doors has opened up a multitude of app­li­ca­tions – in all kinds of fire pro­tec­tion doors and emergency exit or panic doors. The locks of this series allow the building occu­p­ants to escape from the inside in the event of danger, yet prevent unaut­ho­rised access from outside.

This mor­tise lock range is desi­gned especi­ally to meet the require­ments of aluminium or PVC narrow stile doors: the slim and differ­ently rein­forced pro­files demand locks with back­sets smaller than those of locks for timber or steel doors. Thanks to their identical lock case height, their non-handed rever­sible latch, their split fol­lower, and their panic func­tion being inward-outward rever­sible, the self-locking Series 19 mor­tise locks for 1-leaf and 2-leaf narrow stile doors pro­vide more flexibility and, at the same time, a reduc­tion in ware­h­ou­sing costs.

Use in combi­na­tion with an elec­tric escape door strike inte­g­rated in the striker. The adju­stable latch has been ide­ally placed in the area of the deadbolt, so the elec­tric locking point is no longer seated outside the lock.Sui­table for fire and smoke pro­tec­tion doors. Approved in accor­dance with EN 179 / EN 1125/ EN 12209.

Usable with addi­tional, elec­tri­cally coupleable outside lever on 1-leaf and 2-leaf doors with access control system. In the event of an emergency, the door can be opened via the mecha­nical pro­file cylinder. The outside lever is activated, that is access is controlled elec­tri­cally. Activa­tion pos­sible by means of door opener button, intercom, time switch, or access control system. The status of individual lock compon­ents can be que­ried through built-in con­tact swit­ches.

Motor-driven latchbolt retrac­tion. The dura­tion of release can be adjusted mecha­ni­cally between 2 and 20 seconds. Mecha­nical release by means of the key or the lever handle is pos­sible at any time. All Series 19 locks feature identical lock case dimen­sions. Sui­table for fire and smoke pro­tec­tion doors. Approval in accor­dance with EN 179 / EN 1125 / EN 12209. Sui­table for barrier-free con­struc­tion in compli­ance with DIN 18040.

The locks of Series 18 can be used for 1-leaf and 2-leaf emergency exits or panic doors, as they are approved to EN 179 and EN 1125 when combined with the cor­responding BKS door hard­ware. Thanks to their identical lock case height, they practi­cally fit in all narrow stile doors.

The locks have a uniform height of the lock body – regardless of whether they are variants with or without upper locking. Optionally, you can install control contacts, such as the inner and outer handle contact, the latch contacts, the latch, or the thumb of the insert.

With its innova­tive modular design, lock series 13 allows for many app­li­ca­tions on narrow stile (aluminium and PVC) door sys­tems. The locks comply with DIN 18251-2 grade 3 for narrow stile door sys­tems and have EN 12209 approval. Due to their rever­sible latch, the locks are non-handed (DIN lh / DIN rh usable). More­over, the bur­glary-inhibiting locks are sui­table for use on fire pro­tec­tion and escape doo.

Escape door lock are sui­table for fire and smoke pro­tec­tion doors and approved in accor­dance with EN 179 and EN 1125 / EN 12209.

The narrow stile door lock features a parti­cularly fast-acting motor and per­forms three func­tions: motor-driven move­ment of the lower and upper locking rods, (if required) a perma­nently-open func­tion for the daily pass-through ope­ra­tion and finally the elec­tric strike func­tion which holds the pas­sive leaf closed and only allows the active leaf to open.