CISA SikurExit 3 Point Mortise Panic Lock 35/92 U24x5 Function A/D / pc

Usage

The Cisa Sikur Exit 3-point recessed panic lock is designed for securing emergency exit doors in commercial and public buildings, ensuring rapid and safe evacuation while providing high resistance to unauthorized entry.

Advantages

• Three-point locking system enhances door stability and anti-intrusion protection by securing at the top, center, and bottom.
• Panic function certified to EN 1125:2008 (panic exits) and EN 179:2008 (emergency exits) ensures compliance with European safety standards.
• Robust build features reinforced flat bolts (complementary bolt throw: 25 mm; central bolt throw: 20 mm) for increased durability against forced entry attempts.
• Reversible design with adjustable latch (11–17 mm projection), allowing installation on single or double aluminum or steel doors without specific handing requirements.
• The lock is compatible with both internal panic bars and electric striker systems but requires proper selection of accessories for optimal function in all contexts.

Specifications

• Design & Materials: Runs full height of the door with a continuous faceplate (2300 mm); constructed from stainless steel ("U" shape, dimensions U24x5).
• Toughness & Certifications: Grade 6 security per EN 12209; withstands lateral force up to 1,000 kg and frontal force up to 600 kg; compliant with EU Construction Products Directive 89/106/CE.[1][7]
• Bolt Performance: Reinforced flat extension bolts—central deadbolt throw: 20 mm; complementary bolt throw: 25 mm; anti-pick protected latchbolt.[7]
• Differentiators: Dual A/D functions selectable on-site. Pre-arranged drillings allow easy fitting of protective escutcheons/cylinder roses. Adjustable anti-fraud latch projection (9–15 mm). Compatible for integration into master key systems.[1][7]

How it works

This lock operates via an internal panic handle or bar that triggers simultaneous retraction of all three locking points for immediate egress. On the outside, access is managed by key or handle according to configuration A/D—either requiring a key turn before the handle operates the latch or having a permanently enabled external handle as specified during installation.[1][3][7]