Latch 3 Deadbolts Split Spindle Multipoint Door Lock - Option 1 (top deadbolt to spindle = 570mm)

Latch 3 Deadbolts Split Spindle Multipoint Door Lock - Option 1 (top deadbolt to spindle = 570mm)

30mm / Split 8mm / Flat 16mm - Square Ends
£274.62
Sale price  £274.62 Regular price 
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Latch 3 Deadbolts Split Spindle Multipoint Door Lock - Option 1 (top deadbolt to spindle = 570mm)

Latch 3 Deadbolts Split Spindle Multipoint Door Lock - Option 1 (top deadbolt to spindle = 570mm)

£274.62
Sale price  £274.62 Regular price 
Backset
SpindleSplit 8mm
FaceplateFlat 16mm - Square Ends

Product Overview: ERA Deadbolt Multipoint Door Lock

The ERA Deadbolt multipoint door lock is engineered for security and reliability, featuring 3 deadbolts and 1 latch. This lock is a popular choice in the UK, known for its robust design and versatility across various door types.

Identifying Your ERA Lock

Recognizing an ERA multipoint door lock can be straightforward, but be cautious of rebranded versions. Many door and window companies utilize ERA locks, often stamping their faceplates with different brand logos, including Surelock, Saracen, and others.

A key feature to look for is the holdback snib on the faceplate, typically grey for deadbolt and hook bolt locks, and blue for Vectis locks. However, some brands may have altered the snib color to black or green.

Mechanism and Gearbox Design

Most ERA multipoint locks utilize a split spindle mechanism, simplifying replacements by focusing on a single locking function. Notably, the gearboxes are distinctive with a square design and no corner cutouts, measuring 221mm in length.

Available backsets include 30mm, 35mm, or 45mm, with all gearboxes maintaining the same dimensions. They can accommodate various locking mechanisms, including classic deadbolts and hook bolts.

Installation and Measurement Tips

For accurate identification, it’s advisable to remove the multipoint lock from the door, especially if the brand is unclear. When measuring the backset, remember to account for the faceplate thickness, typically allowing 2-3mm.

Operation Instructions

To operate the lock:

  • Locking the Door:

    1. Lift the handle upwards to engage the locking points.
    2. Turn the key to secure the locking points and main deadbolt.
  • Unlocking the Door:

    1. Turn the key to unlock the system.
    2. Push the handle downwards to disengage the locking points and retract the latch.

Compliance and Durability

This lock meets BS EN 1670:2007 Grade 4 Corrosion Resistance standards, enduring 240 hours of testing. It has also been endurance tested for 50,000 cycles and is designed to comply with PAS24:2012 requirements.

Additional Products

We offer a comprehensive range of associated products for the ERA Deadbolt multipoint door locks, including keeps, spindles, handles, and accessories, ensuring you have everything needed for installation and maintenance.

Whether used in UPVC, aluminium, timber, or composite doors, the ERA Deadbolt multipoint door lock stands out for its security features and adaptability.

Product Specification

Manufacturer: ERA

Backset: Select from drop-down - How do I measure the backset?

Centres PZ: 92mm - How do I measure the centres?

Faceplate: Select from drop-down - How do I measure the faceplate?

Spindle Size: 8mm

Deadbolts: 3

Latch: 1

Main Gearbox: Latch & deadbolt

Operation: Select from drop-down - What is the operation?

Spindle: Split 8mm

Handing: Non handed

Distance Between Inner Locking: 1232mm

Height: 2250mm

Top Deadbolt to Spindle: 570mm

Bottom Deadbolt to Spindle: 662mm

Door Material: UPVC, Aluminium, Timber, Composite

For accurate measurements, follow these guidelines:

  1. Measuring the Backset:
    Measure from the edge of the door to the center of the keyhole. This will give you the backset measurement needed for proper fitting.

  2. Measuring the Centres (PZ):
    Measure the distance from the center of the keyhole to the center of the handle spindle. This is crucial for ensuring that the lock aligns correctly with the handle.

  3. Measuring the Faceplate:
    Measure the width and height of the faceplate where the lock will be installed. This ensures that the faceplate fits snugly against the door surface.

By following these steps, you can ensure a precise fit for your ERA Deadbolt multipoint door lock, enhancing both security and functionality.

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