ABLOY CY412U Cylinder With Thumbturn

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: ABLOY
  • Model code: CY412U
  • Door Type: Both
  • Weight g: 940
Additional info:

Lock is operated by key from outside and by thumbturn inside the door Can be use with ANSI range applications Suitable for both outer and inner door use

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Make ABLOY
Manufacturer ASSA ABLOY
Category Access Control>Mechanical digital locks
Model code CY412U
Door Type Both
Physical Specifications Weight g: 940

Product description

ABLOY CY412U Cylinder with Thumbturn

The ABLOY® CY412U is a versatile cylinder with thumbturn designed for enhancing security in tubular deadbolt systems. Engineered for both exterior and interior door applications, this product offers reliability and convenience by allowing operation with a key from the outside and a thumbturn from the inside.

Distinctive Features

  • Compatible with ANSI range applications, ensuring broad usability across various settings.
  • Available in multiple plating options: Bright chrome (Cr), Brushed chrome (CrHa), Bright brass (MSKiLa), and Satin brass (MSHaLa) for aesthetic flexibility.
  • Adjustable length of 60mm or 70mm to fit diverse installation needs.
  • UL listed, affirming compliance with safety and quality standards.
  • Suitable for use on fire doors, enhancing safety in critical environments.

Technical Specifications

  • Weight: 0.94 kg
  • Cylinder length: 24.5 mm

Available Key Systems

This cylinder is compatible with ABLOY PROTEC, ABLOY PROTEC2, and ABLOY NOVEL key systems, offering advanced security options.

Ideal Use Cases

The ABLOY CY412U is an ideal choice for professional settings where security and versatility are paramount. Its adaptability to ANSI standards and suitability for fire doors make it perfect for commercial buildings, offices, and high-security areas requiring dependable access control solutions.

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