ABLOY LC307 Security Lock Case

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: ABLOY
  • Model code: LC307
  • Backset mm: 29 / 30.5 / 35
  • Weight g: 700
Additional info:

Security lock case (comparable with security grade 5 according to EN 12209) for narrow profile doors Operates with key from either side with a double cylinder or from outside with a cylinder and inside with a thumbturn or from one side only with a single cylinder The key can only be removed when the hardened hookbolt is fully locked or retracted

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Make ABLOY
Manufacturer ASSA ABLOY
Category Access Control>Mechanical digital locks
Model code LC307
Backset mm 29 / 30.5 / 35
Physical Specifications Weight g: 700

Product description

ABLOY® LC307 Mortise Deadlock for Narrow Stile Doors

The ABLOY® LC307 is a high-security mortise deadlock engineered for narrow profile doors. Complying with security grade 5 as per EN 12209 standards, this deadlock provides robust protection for sensitive access points. It is designed to function seamlessly with various key and cylinder operations, ensuring versatility and reliability in diverse settings.

The lock can be operated using a key from either side with a double cylinder, or with a key on the exterior and a thumbturn on the interior. An option for a single cylinder operation from one side is also available. An integral security feature is that the key removal is restricted unless the hardened hookbolt is fully secured or retracted, adding an extra layer of security.

Technical Features

  • Suitable for profile doors
  • Varied backset options: 29mm, 30.5mm, and 35mm
  • Durable plating: Fe/ZL
  • Compatible with Abloy 2-way turning cylinders
  • Pairs with 4655 striker plates
  • Weight: 0.70kg

Ideal Use Cases

The ABLOY® LC307 is ideal for commercial and residential buildings where narrow stile door configurations are prevalent, offering optimal security without compromising on design aesthetics.

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