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Asec GU Copy Lever Operated Latch & Deadbolt Old Style Gearbox

£19.39

(£16.16 ex VAT)

sku: ALDRI-0015
  • ASEC-branded replacement centre case
  • Latch and deadbolt mechanism
  • Single-spindle lever operation
  • Reversible latch
  • 30mm or 35mm backsets with 92mm centres
  • Gearbox only, not a complete lock strip

size

Keys Supplied: per lock ( total) total (unless ordering multiple groups)
Additional Keys are available below
Qty:

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When ordering multiple Keyed Alike locks, only 1 set of keys are provided as all additional locks are made to work from that key.

If ordering 4 or more keyed alike locks you can have them set up as different groups. If Required: Let us know the details in the "Specific Key Requirements" field above.

Each group of locks will then receive keys.

Latch & Deadbolt

The Asec GU Copy Old Style Gearbox is a latch and deadbolt centre case for matched old-style GU multipoint lock strips. It is available with 30mm or 35mm backsets and 92mm centres.

The existing strip must be serviceable, and its centre-case profile, fixing positions and drive connections must match the replacement. In the matched assembly, the lever engages the connected locking points and the cylinder secures the mechanism.

Part Min (mm) Max (mm)
centres 92 -
Backset 30 35
Case Width 50 -
Case Height 207 -
Faceplate Width 16 -

FAQs

Fit depends on the existing centre-case profile, backset, fixing positions and drive connections. Compare these before replacement; 92mm centres alone do not establish compatibility.

Yes. Set the latch handing to match the door before fitting the centre case to the lock strip, following the supplied instructions.

30mm and 35mm backsets are available, both with 92mm centres. Match the backset to the existing centre case.

In the matched multipoint assembly, lifting the lever engages the connected locking points; the cylinder then secures the mechanism. The gearbox is not a complete standalone multipoint lock.