FAB 1000U4BDNs/40+50 Lock Insert

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FAB 1000U4BDNs/40+50 Lock Insert

Do you want the maximum possible protection for your front door? Use the FAB 1000U4BDNs/40+50 cylindrical lock insert that meets Safety Class 4. The insert is designed to withstand non-destructive bumping, bending, and protects against drilling with special hardened elements in the body and drum. Its double-sided design with satin nickel treatment means that if the door slams shut, you can unlock the second lock with the other key. This safe FAB 1000U4BDNs/40+50 lock is possible to unite on a common fastening with the FAB 2000. A 5-key supply and a security card are included with this cylinder insert.

Key Features - FAB 1000U4BDNs/40+50

  • Highest security - BT 4
  • Advanced protection against a series of attacks
  • Suitable for the entrance doors of houses and flats
  • Double-sided version
  • 5 keys with patent protection
  • Replacement key only possible with ID card
  • Size 40+50

What Does Safety Class 4 Mean?

A thief will attempt to overcome the FAB cylinder by using a lockpick, axe, chisel, or portable cordless drill, these tools increase the combinations of attacks. In this case, the thief is not concerned with the resulting noise that occurs when drilling or chopping. A lock in this security class provides the maximum protection, including the ability to unlock even when a key is inserted and locked on the other side. In the case of a knowledgeable and experienced thief, the lock should last for about 10 minutes.

Specifications

Use

Expandability Open system
Area of use Security

Number of keys

Number of keys 5 pc(s)

Features

Resistant against Drilling, Bumping, Breaking, Lockpicking
Card Safety
Code:  ASAB237
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Manufacturer information

ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions CZ s.r.o., Boudníkova 2506/1, Praha 8, 180 00, Česká republika, +420 226 806 200, [email protected], www.assaabloy.cz

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