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Controlled latch locking

Offers the option to retract and secure all locking elements using the cylinder key for panic function E.
Not permissible for fire and smoke protection doors.

Kindergarten solution

autosafe 833P-KiGa automatic multipoint locking system with panic function and double lever handle, for alarm-secured opening via the bottom lever handle or panic push bar. 

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Status monitoring

autosafe 833PK with switching contacts for monitoring operation of the bolt and door handle or profile cylinder. For use in e.g. burglar alarm systems, emergency exit security systems or building management systems. Available for panic function E.

We also offer a wide range of profile and material-specific one-piece strike plates and individual strike plates for all door requirements to go with our locking systems. There is also an extensive selection of accessories and inactive leaf fittings for double-leaf emergency exit doors.

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Locking

Two sturdy deadlocking latches and the main deadbolt automatically extend as the door is closed and all bolts are secured against being pushed back.

For double-leaf versions, a switching lock also automatically locks the rods at the top and bottom when the inactive leaf is closed.

Release

From outside: 
Opened with cylinder key for panic function E.
For panic function B, the outside handle is unlocked using the cylinder key which then retracts all locking elements.

From inside:  
Lever handle/panic push bar-operated opening.

For the double-leaf versions, this can be set up for both the active and inactive leaf side. For emergency opening of the inactive leaf, the panic keep drive lock rod is retracted and all locking points on the active leaf are slid back at the same time.