Brundle 05sgce30l User manual

QUICK EXIT GATE LOCKS BRUNDLE

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DIGITAL KEYPAD ACCESS ON ONE SIDE, PUSH PAD ON THE OTHER

• Now in stainless steel, the locks have a quick exit push pad designed to facilitate rapid exit through gates

• Stainless steel adjustable latchbolt which springs 15mm (5⁄8") into the gate post. Precise tting on site

• Supplied with bolt guide plate and gate post strike plate

• A security shroud is available to prevent access to the push pad from the outside

PRODUCT DETAILS

Product code: Description:

05SGCE30L Quick Exit Gate Lock - Keypad One Side

Flat Bar/Box section up to 30mm - L/H

05SGCE40L Quick Exit Gate Lock - Keypad One Side

40 to 60mm Box Section - L/H

05SGCE30R Quick Exit Gate Lock - Keypad One Side

Flat Bar/Box section up to 30mm - R/H

05SGCE40R Quick Exit Gate Lock - Keypad One Side

40 to 60mm Box Section - R/H

Combination

keypad on

one side

(Right hand)

INSTALLATION

Drill 2 x 9mm (3⁄8") holes at 140mm (5 1⁄2") centres for xing bolts provided.

Drill a 18mm (3⁄4") clearance hole for the latchbolt at 60mm (2 3⁄8") centres up

from the bottom xing hole.

Hold the lock against the back of the box section and screw on the latchbolt

through the larger hole.

Lock the latchbolt with the hex key supplied by inserting the hex key into the

end of the latchbolt.

Fix lock in place using the stainless steel bolt support plate and the countersunk

screws provided. Ensure the latchbolt moves freely.

Fix strike plate by either welding or screw xing onto the gate post.

MAINTENANCE Every 6 months, lubricate the latchbolt with light oil.

Annually, dismantle the lock and spray mechanism with light oil.

3 MONTHLY MAINTENANCE

Remove keypads from the lock.

Spray the inside of the lock thoroughly with WD40 or equivalent, through the

tumbler holes at the back of the lock.

Spray all the xing accessories and the latch with WD40 or equivalent.

Push each of the buttons and rotate the knob several times to make sure the

lock is working smoothly.

QUICK EXIT GATE LOCKS BRUNDLE

TO CHANGE THE CODE

Check the original code is working on the keypad.

Remove the keypad off the lock. To do this, slide the keypads and lock insides out of the case spine and unscrew the two

screws xing the keypad to the panel.

Turn the keypad over and remove the 4 screws.

Lift off the covering panel carefully as there are 10 springs attached to this panel. Note that the red tumblers relate to the

code shown above. Also note that the C tumbler is uncoloured and should not be removed.

To change the code hold the keypad with the code buttons down and depress & hold the C button (if this is not done you

may damage some of the internal components). Reposition the tumblers to the new code (red tumblers are coded and blue

tumblers are uncoded). Ensure that the square cut-out on each tumbler is facing the outside of the lock body, also ensure

that the coloured mark is facing upwards. If any one tumbler is upside down or the wrong way round the lock will not work

and if forced will break the internal components. The code must always start with a ‘C’.

Replace the covering panel and tighten the 2 screws.

The code is now changed, check to see that it is working correctly and make a note of the code for future reference.

Once satised that the lock is working correctly ret keypads to the panel using the 2 screws and reassemble the lock.

LOCK CODE:

c_ _ _ _ _

Mar 2023

Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information supplied. F.H. Brundle cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions. This product

must only be employed for its original intended use. Any other use is wrong and potentially dangerous. Installation must be carried out in full compliance with current