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ERA 2 Linear Bolt Multipoint Lock Split Spindle

£55.75

(£46.46 ex VAT)

sku: ERA-0330
  • Two linear locking bolts
  • Central latch and deadbolt
  • Split-spindle centre case
  • 16mm faceplate
  • Euro-profile cylinder supplied separately

model

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

PAS 24:2012
Latch & Deadbolt

This ERA unit uses two linear bolts rather than outer hooks, with a latch and deadbolt in the centre case. Its split-spindle arrangement must be matched to the door's handles and spindle components.

For replacement work, compare the complete manufacturer reference, backset, strip length, bolt positions and frame keeps. Check the actual variant as well as the handle-to-cylinder centres.

Dimensions Image: ERA 2 Linear Bolt Multipoint Lock Split Spindle
Part Size (mm)
centres 92
Backset 35
Body Length 2250
Case Width 53
Case Height 220
Locking Point Hooks 2
Faceplate Width 16

Brand

SKU

ERA-0330

Certifications

tick PAS 24:2012

FAQs

The lock needs handles and spindle components suited to the required inside and outside operation. A split-spindle case alone does not establish how an existing outside handle will behave.

No. Latch orientation is only one check. Match the full strip, bolt positions, centre case and frame keeps to the existing assembly.

No. This family has two linear bolts, together with the latch and deadbolt in the centre case.

No. This is a lever-operated unit: engage the locking points with the handle and secure the mechanism with the key. It should not be treated as an automatic-locking replacement.