Glutz 1230 Quick guide

Assembly and Maintenance Instructions
Panic Lock 1230 / 1231 / 1232 / 1240 / 1241
for single-leaf doors in accordance with EN 179 and EN 1125
MA-10099


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Table of Contents
Important safety information 4
General information 6-7
Contour for striking plate recess 8
Description of escape route door functions -10
Installation overview for single-leaf panic doors 11
Permissible clearances 12
Data sheet / lock installation dimensions 13
Lock assembly 14
Lock dimensional drawing 15
Maintenance instructions / disposal 16
Suitable lever handles 17

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Important safety information
This assembly manual applies for the assembly of the lock only.
The instructions for fittings (panic handle, panic touch bar, and knob) are included with the various
products.
The safety features of this product are essential for compliance with EN 179 and EN 1125. With the
exception of modifications described in this manual, no other changes of any type are permitted.
This product is designed to protect human lives!
This manual and/or these instructions contain important information for assembly, maintenance, care,
and disposal.
Please read this manually carefully and attentively prior to installation. Save this manual for as long as the
product is in use and pass it along to the next user.
The faultless and safe function of the lock depends heavily on the proper installation, which may only be
performed by qualified experts.
A locking device in accordance with EN 179 and EN 1125 always includes:
Lock, fitting, accessories, engaging element(s), (strike box)
These components are tested in combination and listed in the corresponding test certificates.
Only the components which are indicated in the respective test certificates
may be used.
Application:
• Door weight: max. 200kg
• Door height: max. 2500mm
• Door width: max. 1300mm

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Important safety information
• Our products in compliance with EN 179 and EN 1125 guarantee a very high quality and safety
standard. In order to ensure that this high standard is maintained, the doors must remain in faultless
condition during and after assembly. The door must be tested for correct, smooth, and unimpeded
opening and may not show any signs of warpage.
• With the use of profile seals and door seals, it must be ensured that they do not impair the use of the
door as intended and/or the proper function of the panic door lock.
• Before the panic door lock is installed on a fire-proof or smoke protection door, it should be
determined whether the panic door lock is suitable for this special door.
• Fasteners differing from those included in the scope of supply may be necessary for fastening a panic
lock on various types of doors. In the process, a permanent and solid fixing means should be chosen by
the installer according to the requirements.
• Panic door locks are not suitable for use on swing doors unless they have been specially designed by the
manufacturer for this purpose.
• Panic door locks should normally be installed at a height of 900 mm to 1100 mm above the surface of
the finished floor with the door closed. If the majority of the door users are small children, a lowering
of the actuation bar height should be taken into consideration.
• If a door closer is installed, it should be ensured that the actuation of the door is not rendered
unnecessarily difficult for children or physically impaired and elderly persons.
• The lock with striking plate should be fastened such that secure engagement is assured. It should be
ensured that protrusion in the engaged position of the latch and bolt does not prevent the door from
moving freely.
• The provided striking plates should be installed as indicated in the manual such that conformity with
the tested standard element is assured.
A plate with the inscription ‚Turn the handle to open‘ (EN 179), or a
pictogram should be affixed on the inside of the door, directly above the
fitting or on the fitting itself, if it has a sufficiently large and level surface for
the necessary inscription.
The bolt of the lock must always be able to engage in the striking plate fre-
ely and without friction, even if pressure is exerted on the door. Fasten the
striking plate (if available) in the frame. The contour of the striking plate
must be adapted to the door situation as necessary. (see the contour for the
striking plate recess)

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Only open or close the lock with
the appropriate key.
Only apply a maximum load of
150 N to the lever handle in the
actuation direction.
Do not actuate the lever handle
and key at the same time.
Do not drill in the lock area of the
door leaf with installed lock.
Do not use force to strike the
square spindle through the lock
follower.
Do not paint or apply a coating to
the latch and bolt.
General information

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Do not engage the bolt when the
door is open.
Once there are signs of the
application of force, the lock
must be replaced.
Do not carry the door leaf by the
lever handle.
Locks must be lubricated at least
1 x per year according to the
manufacturer‘s specifications
(use grease or non-resinating oil).
Once there are signs of the
application of force, the lock
must be replaced.
Do not force double-leaf doors
open with the inactive leaf.
Allgemeine Hinweise

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Description of escape route door functions
Function B – changeover function
Application
For door systems which must temporarily provide passage from inside and outside and must also temporarily
prevent access from outside. As a basic principle, it is always possible to open the door from the danger side
(escape route door function).
Danger side function (with pre-locked bolt)
The door has a lever handle and/or handles/push bar on the danger side With actuation of the lever handle
and/or handle bar, the latch and the pre-locked bolt are retracted. The door can be opened.
Outside function (with locked bolt)
The door has a lever handle on the outside. When the bolt is locked, the follower is disengaged. When the bolt
is unlocked, the follower remains disengaged. The follower is only engaged after a switch by key, then the door
can be opened with the lever handle. The bolt is basically lockable with the key.
Function E – Withdrawal function
Application
For door systems where unauthorised opening from outside should be prevented. As a basic principle, it is
always possible to open the door from the danger side (escape route door function).
Danger side function
There is a lever handle and/or handle/push bar on the danger side. In a panic situation, the locked deadbolt
can be withdrawn simultaneously with the latch by the lever handle and/or handle/push bar. In the unlocked
state, the latch can be withdrawn with the lever handle, handle/push bar, or the key. The lock can be locked and
unlocked with the key.
Outside function
There is a fixed knob on the outside. The latch can be withdrawn by the key in the unlocked state. The lock can
be locked and unlocked with the key.
Function D - Passage function
Application
For door systems which must temporarily provide passage from inside and outside. In order to prevent the
opening of the door from outside after a panic unlocking, the bolt must be pre-locked again with the key. As a
basic principle, it is always possible to open the door from the danger side (escape route door function).
Danger side function
There is a lever handle and/or handle/push bar on the danger side. In a panic situation, the locked deadbolt can
be withdrawn simultaneously with the latch by the lever handle and/or handle/push bar. The lock is locked
and unlocked with the key.
Outside function
There is a lever handle on the outside. The handle is disengaged in the locked state. After a panic unlocking, the
latch can be withdrawn with the lever handle from the outside. The lock is locked and unlocked with the key.

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4335
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R40
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Minimum material thickness of 1.5 mm in
accordance with EN 179
Minimum material thickness of 3 mm in
accordance with EN 1125
Contour for striking plate recess

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Einbau- Übersicht für
1- flügelige Paniktüren
Fußboden
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Installation overview for single-leaf panic doors

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Permissible clearances

0.6 (DIN-R)
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230.3
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DM
DM+35
212
18.3 / 20.3
186
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Data sheet / lock installation dimensions

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Lock assembly

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Lock dimensional drawing

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Maintenance instructions
The following recurring maintenance tasks must be performed at least once per month must be
carried out by the owner or a contracted third party:
• Inspection and actuation of the panic door lock in order to ensure that all parts of the locking device are
in faultless operating condition.
• It must be checked and ensured that the latch, deadbolt and locking bolts are not blocked.
• The door(s) must be tested for correct and smooth, unimpeded opening and may not show any signs of
warpage.
• Ensure that all screws are firmly tightened and/or that all parts of the panic door lock are fixed in place.
• Ensure that all engaging elements are completely connected and that the contact surfaces of the latch
and striking plate and the locking bolts in the closure elements are well greased.
Disposal:
• Do not dispose of the product in local household waste.
• Return the product to Glutz or dispose of it at a local municipal collection centre for waste metal.
In case of enquiries, please contact:
Glutz AG
Segetzstrasse 13
4502 Solothurn, Switzerland
Tel. +41 32 625 65 20
Fax +41 32 625 65 35
info@glutz.com
www.glutz.com

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Suitable door lever handles
Configuration of Glutz door handle fittings in accordance with EN 179
All fittings in accordance with DIN 18273 FS
Stainless steel door lever handles
5033 Vicenca II, 5038 Lugano, 5046 Paris, 5054 Uppsala, 5055 Malmö, 5062 New Orleans, 5064 Oslo,
5065 Rena, 5066 Savannah, 5069 Hannover, 5098 Olten, 5099 Helsinki, 5154 Stockholm, 5162 Stella,
5083 Tulln, 5092 München, 5096 Baar, 6031 Westridge, 5074, 6045 Cham, 33000, 33001, 50040, 50935
Lugano
Stainless steel - metal door lever handles
5059 Oslo, 5175 Saarbrücken, 5176 Hamburg, 6032 Greyville, 6046 Cham, 50661 Savannah, 50041
Merkur, 50080 Assoluto, 50060 Genève, 50061 Genève, 50050 Oslo, 50051 Oslo, 50054 Savannah,
50055 Savannah, 50056 Assoluto, 50057 Assoluto, 50921 München
Aluminium door handles
40038, 40064, 40176
Plates/rosettes
Round rosettes, oval rosettes, long plates, short plates, safety plates (SECAPORT).
With friction bearing or needle bearing, in standard or optional twin version.
Also optionally available in flush-mounted version.

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Notes

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Glutz AG
Segetzstrasse 13, 4502 Solothurn, Switzerland
Tel. +41 32 625 65 20, Fax +41 32 625 65 35
[email protected]om, www.glutz.com
Glutz Deutschland GmbH
Schmalenhofer Strasse 61, 42551 Velbert, Deutschland
Tel. +49 2051 8013 51-0, Fax +49 2051 8013 51-15
[email protected]om, www.glutz.com
Glutz GmbH Österreich
St. Oswalder Strasse 5c, 4293 Gutau, Österreich
Tel. +43 7946 20506, Fax +43 7946 20506-10
[email protected]om, www.glutz.com
Glutz UK Ltd.
11 Finch Drive, Springwood Industrial Estate
Braintree CM7 2SF, United Kingdom
Tel. +44 1376 348 808, Fax +44 1376 348 848
[email protected]om, www.glutz.com
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