Door locks
A locking system is the heart of the door, decisive for the burglary protection of your home. Multi-point locking systems lock doors simultaneously at multiple points with hooks and bolts — significantly increasing resistance to forced entry attempts. Choose the variant that suits your lifestyle.
A locking system is the heart of the door, decisive for the burglary protection of your home. Multi-point locking systems lock doors simultaneously at multiple points with hooks and bolts — significantly increasing resistance to forced entry attempts. Choose the variant that suits your lifestyle.
Door locks controlled by key
Full locking by turning the key
The doors lock automatically on the latch of the main lock. By turning the key, hooks and bolts are locked — at 6 to 10 points simultaneously. Available variants: manual (AS2600), 10-point (AS2608), automatic (AS3600) and semi-automatic (AS2750).
AS2600 — 6-point manual
Automatic closing on the latch of the main lock. Full locking: turning the key activates hooks and bolts at 6 points. Optional: electric strike, day/night fitting. Outside access: press the handle or use the key with a pull handle.
AS2608 — 10-point manual
Automatic closing on the latch of the main lock. Full locking: turning the key activates hooks and bolts at 10 points (4 cassettes) — maximum burglary protection. Optional: electric strike, day/night fitting.
AS3600 — 6-point automatic
High protection already on closing — the doors lock automatically on hooks and bolts. Turning the key adds the 6th locking point on the latch of the main lock. Optional: A-drive (keypad/fingerprint scanner).
AS2750 — 6-point semi-automatic
Automatic closing on bolts and the latch of the main lock. Full locking: turning the key activates hooks and deeper extension of the bolts. Optional: electric strike. A good intermediate solution between manual and automatic.
Door locks controlled by handle
Locking by lifting the handle
All hooks and bolts extend by closing the door and lifting the handle. Turning the key adds the lock on the latch of the main lock. Opening: turn the key, press the handle down.
AS4640 — 6-point with handle
Automatic closing on the latch. Locking: lift the handle — hooks and bolts extend at 6 points, then turn the key. Outside access: press the handle or use the key with a pull handle.
AS4648 — 10-point with handle
Automatic closing on the latch. Locking: lift the handle — hooks and bolts extend from 4 cassettes (10 points), then turn the key. Maximum security with handle operation.
Additional equipment
Extensions for key-controlled door locks
The door locks AS2600, AS2608 and AS2750 can be extended with an electric strike or a day/night fitting. The AS3600 door lock supports the A-drive with numeric keypad or fingerprint reader.
Electric strike
Allows remote opening of the door by deactivating the latch lock — controlled via intercom, access card or app. Requires electrical connection. For doors with an external pull handle.
Day/night fitting
Manual lever to deactivate the latch lock — access without a key by pressing the external pull handle. Requires no electrical connection. Ideal for buildings with intensive use (shops, offices).
A-drive
Door opening via keypad code or fingerprint. Compatible with the AS3600 door lock. Requires electrical connection. Ideal for entry into a Smart Home system.