Lockwood Round End Plate with 70 Lever

Door Lever can be found on all types of doors including exterior doors of internal doors, residential and commercial buildings.

Door Lever Function - Lever design provides an easier grip when opening a door and it prevents your hand from slipping.

Features:

• Style and versatility are combined in this range which comprises four architecturally designed plates which give you the flexibility to mix and match to suit the aesthetics of every application

Specifications:

• Handle Type: Lever 70
• Door Thickness: 32mm to 45mm
• Height: 166mm
• Width: 48mm
• Thickness: 12mm
• Application: Designed for use with the Lockwood Selector and Synergy Series Mortice Latches
• Turn Functions Adjustable Tailbar: Turn functions feature a unique mechanism that automatically adjusts the length of the tail bar to suit a particular door thickness
• Available Finish:
  • Architectural Bronze Unlacquered
  • Chrome Plate
  • Oill Rubbed Bronze
  • Polished Brass Unlacquered
  • Polished Brass
  • Polyester Powdercoat
  • Satin Chrome Dual Plated
  • Satin Brass Unlacquered
  • Satin Chrome

Standard and Compliance:

• Has been successfully tested up to 4 hours with a fire rated Lockwood mortice lock on fire door assemblies (depending on type of doorset) in accordance with Australian Standard AS1905.1:2005, Fire Resistant Doorsets.
• Has been successfully tested with a Selector 3772 mortice lock and Abloy Protec2 CY504 cylinder to conform with Level SL8 under AS4145.2-2008, Locksets and hardware for doors and windows.
• Have been successfully tested to conform with Level D8 (500,000 cycles) under Australian Standard AS4145.2-2008, Locksets and hardware for doors and windows.
• Successfully tested to conform with Level C10 (1000 hours) under Australian Standard AS4145.2- 2008, Locksets and hardware for doors and windows.
• Designed, assembled and customised in Australia to suit the requirements of the Australian Market.
• Includes levers and turns (as shown) that meet the requirements of AS1428.1-2009, Design for access and mobility