Innovative locking system, with a "rotary hook deadboll". Pull resistance of up to 2000 kg. Excellent vibration resistance and impact strength (patented system) Protective steel case totally enclosing the lock and striker. Elettrika is non handed (patented system) and with a variable backset from 50 to 80 mm (patented system). Elettrika is fitted with a new type of self-adjusting "swinging rod" striker, active both vertically and horizontally (patented system). The rotary hook deadbolt of Elettrika can be operated in two different modes (patented system). Automatic opening: the door is set open by the deadbolt rotation. Ready to open: the deadbolt is withdrawn but the door remains in closing position. Elettrika is interchngeable with all the types of lock available in the market. The innovative reloading system ensures silent opening and closing operation. The gate rebound effect is reduced. the hold open device (when selected) allows to block the lock in its open position.
Estimated delivery lead times are indicated for each product and can be:
1 To 3 Working Days : These items are in stock in our own warehouse. Orders received before 2.00pm are dispatched the same day.
2 To 5 Working Days : These items are in stock at our carefully selected suppliers. These orders are usually dispatched within five working days.
10 To 14 Days : These are mostly heavy items such as safes and filing cabinets that are shipped directly from our suppliers. We aim to deliver these items within two weeks from receipt of completed order. The delivery day will be booked in with you by phone by our carriers for these items.
Orders requiring workshopping such as fitting non-standard locks to safes, cutting additional keys, keying alike or master keyed locks, or customised items may increase quoted lead times.
PLEASE NOTE: Expected delivery dates or times given by Saunderson Security, our suppliers, or our carriers are given as a guide only. We cannot be held liable for any losses or costs incurred from delivery at a different date or time.
