Switch lock, B 1895, for inactive leaf, BKS

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Switch lock, B 1895, for inactive leaf, BKS

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Switch lock, B 1895, for inactive leaf, BKS

forend width: 20 mm

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Switch lock, B 1895, for inactive leaf, BKS

forend width: 24 mm

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Product details

Material

Forend: Steel,
Latchbolt: Polyamide,
Lock case: Steel

Colour/finish

Area of application

For mortice shoot bolt panic locks
For rebated or flush doors (optional)
For rebate gap 2–7 mm

Door construction

Rebated, Unrebated

Door material

Wood, Steel

For door leaf type

Inactive leaf

Rebate gap

2–7 mm

Operating principle

When the inactive leaf is opened, the shoot bolts are retracted into the door leaf by activating the lever handle. At the same time, the switch lock locks the shoot bolts, so that they cannot extend when the inactive leaf is open. This prevents the floor covering from being damaged and avoids causing obstruction when closing the inactive leaf. When the inactive leaf is closed, the latchbolt of the switch lock is pressed in by the door frame and automatically releases the shoot bolts. The inactive leaf can only be locked in the locking position.

Installation

Attached to top edge of door leaf

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20.03.2025