Abloy 4195 Lock Case (No Need Mortice Handle)
Abloy 4195 Lock Case (No Need Mortice Handle) The bolt can be locked inside the lock case. The deadlocking can be controlled by a sliding snib on the forend of the lock case. When the snib is in its up position, the lock deadlocks and can only be opened by a key or by the thumbturn.
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When the snib is in its down position, the bolt is locked inside the lock case. The lock case works with the 4690, 4691, LP711, LP714, LP721, and LP731 striker plates
SFS 5209 Snib Position: • UP = Deadlocking, latchbolt protrudes 21 mm. • The lock can be opened only with a key or a thumbturn. • DOWN = Latchbolt is retained inside the lock case. • The door is kept closed by using a door closer. 4195X is the microswitch version of the lock. • The switch changes it’s status when the latchbolt leaves its day locking position, i.e. the bolt protrudes 15 mm or more. • Following striker plates are recommended to be used with a microswitch locking box: 4692, 4693. 4195 Lock case with an automatically deadlocking latchbolt. The latchbolt can be retained inside the lock case. Dead-locking is controlled by a snib in the front plate. The lock has no lever handle operation.
