Door locks
Door locks
Orca locks
STRENGTHS
- Easy assembly.
- Latch bolt interchangeable retrospectively.
- Aesthetic finishing of the handles: door handles can be screwed to each other through the lock which means no screws are visible on the outside.
- High burglar resistance due to horizontal and vertical security.
- Durable: the lock is manufactured from non-corrosive materials: zinc alloy and stainless steel.
CHARACTERISTICS
- Vent heights: 1825 to 2900 mm.
- Consists of a top, centre and bottom lock.
- For extra security, the top and bottom locks come with:
- hook bolts for providing security in a horizontal direction.
- 2 security pins for providing security in a vertical direction.
- upward-facing hook bolt for anti-lift security.
- pivoting hook bolts. - Locking and unlocking is done by turning the key once through 360°.
- Optimum wind and water tightness as a result of conical hook bolts at the top and bottom which close the door vent.
- The latch bolt can be operated both by a handle and a key and cylinder.
- Tested and approved:
- Burglar resistance:
° SKG approval: **.
° Standard locks with hooks in zinc alloy: suitable for RC2 configurations.
° Orca Security locks with hooks in stainless steel: suitable for RC3 certification.
- Corrosion resistance: class 4
- Cycle test:1,000,000 cycles = lifelong intensive use.
Orca panic exit locks
If the handle or push bar of a panic exit lock is activated from the inside, the lock must open with immediate effect. Not only the latch bolt, but the dead bolts too must be retracted. This panic function has 3 variants which can be configured on the same lock.
- A panic function, operated only from the inside for doors with an escape function which is only used for this purpose. For example, for panic doors in office buildings, care homes, secondary access doors in schools and hotels, etc.
- A panic function with a handle on the inside and outside, intended for buildings which are accessible to a larger public. The handle on the inside has a panic function, the handle on the outside can be activated mechanically. For example, for escape doors in industrial office buildings.
- A panic function for buildings which are accessible to a specific group of people. The handle on the inside has a panic function, the handle on the outside can only be operated with a key. For example, access doors to central heating systems, lift installations, underground car parks, storage areas.