ABLOY PE925 Passive Door Package
Technical Specification
- Make: ABLOY
- Model code: PE925
- Handing: Both
Mechanical automatic locking system Non handed, left / right Exit side can be changed over Burglary-resistant due to dead bolt with 20 mm throw Exit function by inside handle or panic bar Suitable for fire doors Controllable outside handle Mechanical override with cylinder
Read more| Make | ABLOY |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | ASSA ABLOY |
| Category | Access Control>Mechanical digital locks |
| Model code | PE925 |
| Handing | Both |
Product description
ABLOY® PE925 Passive Door Package for Mechanical Solid Doors
The ABLOY® PE925 offers a state-of-the-art passive door package tailored for mechanical solid doors. Engineered to work seamlessly with the LE981, LE985, and LE955 components, this package is ideal for those seeking a reliable solution for secure door automation.
Key Features of the ABLOY® PE925
- Compliant with EN179 and EN1125 standards for safety and quality.
- Equipped with a mechanical automatic locking system for enhanced security.
- Non-handed design allows for versatile left or right installation.
- Features a robust deadbolt with a 20 mm throw, providing burglary resistance.
- Supports mechanical exit from both active and passive doors via handle or panic bar.
- Suitable for fire door applications.
- Includes mechanical cylinder override for added control.
Ideal Use Cases
The ABLOY® PE925 is best suited for emergency exit applications and environments needing automated mechanical security. It is perfect for use in buildings where safe, swift exits are crucial, such as commercial spaces, industrial facilities, or educational institutions.
Technical Specifications
- Maximum door height: 2300 mm
- Maximum door width: 1320 mm
- Maximum door weight: 200 kg
- Includes center lock LE955, top lock LE981, and bottom latch LE985
The ABLOY PE925 ensures top security standards with its efficient mechanical functionality, making it an essential component of your security infrastructure.
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