10-2172-3030-00-2201 Double cylinder 2100, NGF, 30/30, nickel satin

Europrofile double cylinder 2100, emergency & danger function, 30/30, satin nickel

Cylinder for maximum security With anti-drill, anti-pick, anti-bump and anti-plug extraction, this 10-pin cylinder with brass housing offers the ultimate protection against tampering such as drilling, drilling into, bumping or pulling out.

Emergency & danger function Lock and unlock your door from one side, even if a key is inserted on the other side.

With anti-snap function The cylinder has anti-snap lines to reliably prevent burglars from removing the cylinder and gaining access to your home.

Reversible key with security groove This cylinder uses a reversible key with a security groove to operate the 4 specially designed combination pins inside the cylinder. The practical reversible key provides both security and convenience. It has no sharp edges and therefore does not damage trouser pockets or handbags. The reversible key can also be conveniently inserted into the cylinder on both sides.

Duplicate key with security card Our patented cylinders are each supplied with an individual security card. The key card must be presented to a specialist dealer for duplicate keys to be made. This provides you with reliable protection against unauthorized key copies.

Satin nickel finish The cylinder has a high-quality satin nickel finish and therefore blends unobtrusively yet elegantly into the appearance of any front door.

Measure the cylinder To determine the right cylinder size (A/B) for your lock, remove your old cylinder and measure the outer (A) and inner (B) part of the cylinder from the front to the center of the hole for the fixing screw.

Simple installation Loosen and remove the cylinder fixing screw. Insert the key from the inside and turn it slightly to align the cam with the cylinder housing. Remove the old cylinder and insert the new Yale cylinder. Turn the key to check that the latch and bolt move. Then replace the cylinder fixing screw to secure the cylinder in position.

Tradition meets innovation In 1848, Linus Yale invented the first pin tumbler lock, which is still at the heart of most locking cylinders in the world today. With its unbeatable functionality, the Yale lock has developed worldwide as the universal solution for the natural security needs of many people and has thus established itself as the standard in security technology. From then until now, Yale has reliably secured the belongings of millions of people and organizations around the world.

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