dormakaba WN 05544251532 Lock Cylinders User Guide
- May 15, 2024
- dormakaba
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Lock
cylinders
Solutions that can save lives
**User Guide
**
Security for every door type. In any situation.
User requirements for a building or apartment can vary considerably. In
industrial buildings, hotels, hospitals, commercial buildings, blocks of flats
or a private residence, the building conditions and door situations vary from
site to site.
In everyday life, we usually need to weigh up security and convenience when it
comes to access to the building or individual building areas.
Mechanical, mechatronic and electronic solutions and keys are often used in
such cases.
However, security in an emergency should not be disregarded. In an emergency,
it must be possible to leave a building safely and the emergency services must
be able to reach hazardous areas quickly in order to save lives.
For this reason, the relevant doors should be equipped with lock cylinders
which also release in an emergency.
Our lock cylinders are naturally also fire-protection tested according to EN
1634-1 or EN 1634-2 and comply with high security requirements.
Locked from the inside?
Not an obstacle in an emergency.
Emergency key function (GF)
Your requirement:
You want to be able to unlock doors in an emergency or dangerous situations,
even if a key is inserted on the inside. In addition, this key should only be
used in an emergency and not be misused.
Principle of operation:
For example, in the case of a double cylinder, the emergency key function
makes it possible to unlock the door from the opposite side if a key is
inserted on one side of the door, regardless of the rotation of the inserted
key. A default key cannot be used for this; instead, a separately managed and
registered emergency key is required.
Emergency opening always possible, even if a key is inserted.
The emergency override key function is available for turning and metering keys as well as for master key systems or individual closings.
A rush to the panic doors?
The path is free.
Freewheel cylinder (FZG) for gear-operated lexiphanic doors.
Your requirements:
You want to be sure that panic doors will open easily and reliably if
something happens.
Principle of operation:
The FZG version of cylinders is used and required especially for gear-operated
locks in panic doors.
For panic door locks, it is important to consider the special requirements
placed on the lock cylinder.
These requirements are specified in the certificates of constancy of
performance for each lock type and absolutely must be met.
The FZG version of the lock cylinder ensures that the lock cylinder cam can
always be rotated freely once the key has been withdrawn, even if pressure is
applied to the lock cylinder cam during this process.
Free rotation on the FZG version of a lock cylinder.
Secure storage, controlled issue.
Key deposit for outdoor areas
An emergency key can be stored in a protected outdoor area for emergency use.
Depending on the installation, this can be built into the wall or integrated into a secured fire brigade box.
Emergency key cabinets
An emergency key cabinets – with or without glass – is a suitable option for
storing emergency keys inside.
An optional emergency hammer on a chain is available.
Controlled key issue
For the controlled issue of keys in the industrial, administration or hotel
sector
The secured key can only be removed by depositing your own key. This remains
in the depot until the removed key is returned.
This locking system can also be used in administrative buildings to separate
the outer and inner closing areas in order to reduce the risk of losing keys.
Your authorised dormakaba locksmith:
dormakaba UK & Ireland
Hitchin
Wilbury Way Hitchin
SG4 OAB
T 01462 477600
info.gb@dormakaba.com
www.dormakaba.co.uk
Any questions? We would be happy to advise you.
Subject to modifications.
WN 055 44251532, Version07.2022
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