Codelocks has launched its new CL500KEY mechanical lock, designed for heavy-duty use in high-traffic areas.
The company says the latest model features “a tougher and ergonomically superior handle assembly” and a practical key override.
The CL500KEY is available in a range of models, including mortice latch and mortice locks with and without code-free access.
The mechanical locks are available in stainless steel or marine-grade finish.
The range is suitable for use in varied spaces such as offices and workplaces, education, healthcare, warehouses, industrial, transportation and logistics facilities.
Codelocks says the locks are tested to ensure they stand up to the toughest Australian environments.
The locks are compatible with XT2 Weather Cover, making them suitable for a range of internal and external environments.
Options include a deadbolt control that restricts code users when required. Entry operations can be managed with a key, a code or code-free. The key override feature can be used as an emergency override mechanism.
Access control
Codelocks APAC regional director Mark Samuelson said the company was focused on expanding its mechanical and electronic access control offerings in residential and commercial sectors.
“With the launch of the CL500KEY, we’ve effectively bridged the gap between these two ranges,” Samuelson said.
In addition to the CL500KEY mechanical lock, another new release earlier this year included the CL5000 DND electronic lock range with new Do Not Disturb (DND) models.
The CL5000 DND electronic locks prevent interruptions and unwanted access to locations where controlled privacy is important, especially in private spaces such as meeting rooms, consulting rooms, toilets and changing rooms.
When the DND function is activated, only the key, master and sub-master codes can unlock the door, ensuring no interruptions or unwanted access.
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