Multi-point locks GU SECURY Automatic
GU SECURY Automatic with automatic latch bolts
Multi-point locks with automatic latch bolts provide active protection against burglary, as they are more difficult to manipulate and overcome than conventional single-point locks. With a self-locking multi-point lock, the locking points engage automatically as soon as you close the door, without the need for additional keys or bolts. This ensures increased protection against unauthorized access or burglary, as the lock is reliably secured and cannot be left unlocked by mistake. Depending on the model, the number of locking points varies: GU SECURY Automatic features 2 automatic latch bolts, GU SECURY Automatic3 features 3 automatic latch bolts. This type of locking system is often used in private homes, apartments, and offices.
GU SECURY Automatic with automatic double latch bolts
With multi-point locks featuring automatic double latch bolts, two latch bolts per locking point are automatically activated and engaged after closing the door, so manual locking can no longer be forgotten. Depending on the model, the number of locking points varies: GU SECURY Automatic4 features 4 automatic latch bolts, GU SECURY Automatic6 features 6 automatic latch bolts. This allows you to flexibly adapt the security requirements. Due to their high stability and reliability, these multi-point locks are often used in commercial buildings, industrial facilities, or public institutions where a higher security level is required. They can also be used in private homes to increase burglary protection.
The multi-point lock in detail
- Compatible with the extensive GU SECURY accessories: The lock geometry allows the use of the same frame-side strike plates as with the GU SECURY MR locking system (automatic latch bolts) or the GU SECURY DR locking system (automatic double latch bolts)
- The main lock case is prepared for the installation of profile cylinders or Swiss round cylinders
- The main lock case is equipped with a reversible latch and a single-turn deadbolt with 20 mm throw
- No freewheel cylinder required: standard profile cylinders and fittings can be used
- Reversible latch and automatic latch bolts: the multi-point locks can be used for both DIN left and DIN right doors
- Suitable for door systems made of wood, PVC, and metal
Perfect additions for your multi-point lock
GU front door concept
Secure your home with the GU front door concept: multi-point locking, data transmission, access control via fingerprint scanner or code keypad. Pre-assembled, the tested unit is simply installed and connected to the power supply.
Innovative multi-point locks for your modern everyday life
Our innovative locking elements combine comfort, energy efficiency, flexibility, and security in a well-thought-out overall concept. With a special focus on user-friendliness and advanced technology, we have developed solutions that integrate seamlessly into your daily life. Discover the exceptional features that make our products the optimal solution for contemporary requirements:
Comfort
The automatic latch bolts extend 20 mm automatically after the door is closed, thus locking the door. The door can be opened from the outside with a key and from the inside with the door handle. By optionally installing an A-opener, the automatic latch bolts can be retracted electrically.
Energy efficiency
The automatic locking prevents the door leaf from warping and ensures a high level of sealing.
Flexibility
The optional door gap security provides safe ventilation. With the optional daytime release, the automatic locking can be manually deactivated. The additional locking points remain retracted, allowing the door to be used continuously.
Security
Successfully tested in various security classes according to EN 1627 for use in burglar-resistant doors. The automatic latch bolts with 20 mm throw are protected against being pushed back.
Technical data & standards
| Technical data | Automatic | Automatic3 | Automatic4 | Automatic6 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Use in single-leaf door systems | x | x | x | x |
| Use in double-leaf door systems | x | x | x | x |
| Type of locking | Automatic latch bolts | Automatic latch bolts | Automatic double latch bolts | Automatic double latch bolts |
| Swing bolt function | optional | optional | optional | optional |
| Monitoring contacts | optional | optional | optional | optional |
| Backset [mm] | 33–80 | 35–80 | 33–80 | 35–80 |
| Centre distance [mm] | 70–94 | 70–94 | 70–94 | 70–94 |
| Approval according to DIN 18250 | x | x | x | x |
| Approval according to prEN 15685 | x | x | x | x |
| Approval according to DIN 18040 | x | x | x | x |
| Approval according to EN 1627–1630 | x | x | x | x |
| VdS approval | Class A | Class A | Class B | Class B |
Standards and security requirements
Comprehensive protection
Our locking systems offer the highest quality and security, tailored to individual requirements. The GU SECURY Automatic multi-point locks are tested according to prEN 15685 and certified by ift according to QM 342. They are also tested and certified in various security classes according to EN 1627–1630, as well as recognized by the Association of Property Insurers and evaluated according to VdS guidelines for loss prevention, to provide you with maximum protection against burglary attempts. In addition, they have fire and smoke protection approvals in accordance with DIN 18250, ensuring your safety even in critical situations. Rely on our tested security solutions, which not only effectively protect against unauthorized access but also meet the highest standards in terms of fire protection.
barrier-free construction
The DIN 18040 standard deals with the planning principles for barrier-free construction. It is divided into different parts that cover various aspects of construction to enable people with disabilities, elderly persons, and children to participate equally in everyday life. An important aspect of this standard is the easy opening of doors without external assistance. In this context, requirements are placed on door closers, such as limiting the operating forces to ensure that doors are easily accessible.
Series of standards for burglar-resistant building products
The standards EN 1627 to EN 1630 address burglary resistance of windows, doors and closures. They specify the requirements, classifications and test methods for products intended to protect against burglary attempts.- EN 1627 defines the general requirements and classifications.
- EN 1628 describes the test method for determining resistance under static load.
- EN 1629 covers the test method for determining resistance under dynamic load.
- EN 1630 focuses on the test method for determining resistance against manual burglary attempts.
These standards are crucial for construction products used in security-relevant areas.
VdS class A
VdS Class A is a classification awarded by VdS Schadenverhütung, a renowned German institution in the field of security certification. This classification refers to the safety and reliability of intruder alarm systems (IAS) as well as other security-relevant systems.Here are some features of VdS Class A:
1. Basic security standard: VdS Class A provides basic protection against unauthorized access or tampering. It is suitable for properties with low to medium risk.
2. Area of application: Systems of this class are typically used in private households or small businesses where the security risk is considered relatively low.
3. Requirements: Products must meet certain technical standards to obtain this certification; however, the requirements are less stringent than for higher classes such as B or C.
4. Reliability and quality assurance: Even though it is basic protection, certification by VdS ensures tested reliability and quality of the system according to defined standards.
multi-point locking systems and strike plates
EN 15685 is a European standard that deals with multi-point locking systems for doors. These systems are designed to provide additional security by means of several locking points along the height of the door. The standard defines requirements and test methods to ensure that these systems meet European standards in terms of both functionality and security.
suitability for fire protection
Approved for use on fire and smoke protection doors
Mortise locks for fire protection and smoke control doors
The DIN 18250 standard refers to mortise locks for fire protection closures. It defines requirements and test procedures to ensure that these locks meet the high safety requirements of fire doors. The standard covers aspects such as mechanical stress and long-term functional reliability of the locks.
