S1 | Main Locking Mechanism: Lockable on one side
The key guide of the main locking mechanism is located on one side of the lock. This equipment is used e.g. for detention room locks.
Configurable options
- Lockable on one side
- Lockable on both sides
S2 | Main Locking Mechanism: Lockable on both sides
The key guide of the main locking mechanism is located on both sides of the lock. This equipment is used e.g. for passage doors.
Configurable options
- Lockable on one side
- Lockable on both sides
DR | DIN direction: right hand
If the hinges are on the right side of the door, it is the "DIN right" door opening.
Configurable options
- DIN direction: right
- DIN direction: left
DL | DIN direction: left hand
If the hinges are on the left side of the door, it is the "DIN left" door opening.
Configurable options
- DIN direction: right
- DIN direction: left
DB | DIN direction: right and left
Bolt locks that close on both sides can be used for both DIN right and DIN left doors. A specification when ordering is not required here. This applies e.g. to lock types HSL 101 and HSL 301 with feature S2.
OA | Opening direction: outward
Required specification for one-sided closing locks with deadbolt latch or deadbolt and latch. This applies e.g. to lock types HSL 102 and 104 with feature S1.
OE | Opening direction: inward
Required specification for one-sided closing locks with deadbolt latch or deadbolt and latch. This applies e.g. to lock types HSL 102 and 104 with feature S1.
SK | Special forend: angular
The forend is square at both ends and not round.
Configurable options
- Standard forend: round
- Special forend: angular
- Special forend: extra wide
- Special forend: extra long
KB | Locking mechanism interlock (energised locked) and query of the lock states with conv. I/O contacts
The mechanical locking mechanism can be interlocked via conventional I/O contacts. Locking with the HSL key is not possible in this state. In addition, various lock states can be signalled:
- Bolt extended / retracted
- Lock / door in frame
- Interlock active / inactive
Configurable options
- Locking mechanism interlock (energised locked) and status query of the lock states with conv. I/O contacts
- Locking mechanism interlock (de-energised locked) and status query of the lock states with conv. I/O contacts
- Locking mechanism interlock (energised locked) and status query of the lock states with Bus contacts
- Locking mechanism interlock (de-energised locked) and status query of the lock states with Bus contacts
BB | Locking mechanism interlock (energised locked) and query of the lock states with BUS contacts
The mechanical locking mechanism can be interlocked via BUS contacts. Locking with the HSL key is not possible in this state. In addition, various lock states can be signalled:
- Bolt extended / retracted
- Lock / door in frame
- Interlock active / inactive
Configurable options
- Locking mechanism interlock (energised locked) and status query of the lock states with conv. I/O contacts
- Locking mechanism interlock (de-energised locked) and status query of the lock states with conv. I/O contacts
- Locking mechanism interlock (energised locked) and status query of the lock states with BUS contacts
- Locking mechanism interlock (de-energised locked) and status query of the lock states with BUS contacts
CO | Connection for conventional I/O contacts (Dry contacts)
The lock has floating contacts (Dry Contact) for connection to PLC controls or a STUV door control. Large variety of I/O devices available for almost all applications.
- with floating contacts (Dry Contact)
CB | Connection for BUS control
The lock has a BUS connection. BUS (Binary Unit System) is a data transmission system for the standardised connection of decentrally arranged devices, locks and readers, the so-called bus participants. The line-saving basic principle is that all bus participants can be connected to one bus line and exchange signals for opening, closing, signalling and monitoring on this line.
Benefits
- Flexibility: If changes need to be made to the door control functions, there is no need to reinstall, only to reprogram
- Simultaneous use of information: Information from one detector can be used in many places (e.g. opening of a detention room, simultaneous switching on or off of the detention room lighting, signalling of the open door via a signal light)
MF | Magnet in latchbolt: lateral
With a reed contact (provided by the customer) in the frame, this feature enables electronic evaluation of the door's locking status (signal: latch bolt locked and door in frame). The magnets are mounted laterally in the latch and are visible. For this application, we recommend a functional test of the frames in conjunction with an on-site reed contact.
Configurable options
- Bolt without magnet
- Bolt with bar magnet
- Latchbolt with magnet
ZS | Positive locking (key can only be removed when door is locked)
The key cannot be removed when the lock is open. The operator is forced to pre-lock the locking element in order to remove the key from the lock. Passage doors with latch bolt or deadbolt latch with this equipment option only have to be pulled closed after passage. Locking then takes place automatically. The user only has to operate the lock on one side. A considerable time saving.
Configurable options
- Standard: without positive closing
AS | Removal barrier
The removal barrier prevents unauthorised removal of the lock when the door is open. The lock can only be removed when the locking elements are locked. Ergo, the double-bit key is absolutely necessary.
PS | Production lock (dummy lock without tumbler lock mechanism)
Dummy lock available for door production without security features. The production lock will be charged. After a faultless return (inspection by STUV Prison Solutions), the amount minus shipping costs will be refunded or charged.
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