Fig. 5 :
Unlocking pin
in the bolt
Function and operation
Release
Escape door function
In general: An escape door always be opened with the door handle from the inside, even if it is locked.
The locked security lock 309N can be unlocked in various ways depending on the lock version with E-func-
tion ("E-function (reversing function)", page 33), with B-function ("B-function (changeover function)",
page 33), with and without escape door function.
Version with E-function:
Unlocking in the following situations:
· The door handle / panic fitting is operated from inside (escape door function),
· the latch and bolt are retracted from outside with the actuation of the profile cylinder,
Version with B-function with escape door function:
Unlocking in the following situations:
· The door handle / panic fitting is operated from inside (escape door function),
· the profile cylinder is actuated from outside, the door can be unlocked with the engaged outer door
handle.
The door remains accessible after it is closed, because the outer door handle remains engaged. The door
handle is disengaged once the profile cylinder is closed in the opposite direction.
Version with B-function without escape door function:
Unlocking in the following situations:
· The profile cylinder is actuated, the door can be unlocked with the engaged outer and inner door
handle.
The door remains accessible after it is closed, because both the outer and inner door handles remain
engaged. The door handle is disengaged once the profile cylinder is closed in the opposite direction.
Unlocking pin
Single-leaf escape doors
In single-leaf doors, the lock variant is used without an unlocking pin. When using the lock variant with an
unlocking pin in a single-leaf door, the unlocking pin has no function.
Double-leaf escape doors
The security lock 309N with unlocking pin in the bolt (Fig. 5) is installed in
the active leaf in a set of double-leaf doors.
There is an passive leaf lock with unlocking mechanism ("Accessories",
page 56) in the inactive leaf which can push in the unlocking pin and
then the bolt.
In this manner, the locked escape door can be unlocked and opened with
the door handle or panic bar of either door.
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