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Notes
Explanation of terms
No. Term
Description
–
Active leaf
The
active leaf
is the first door leaf that is opened on a two-leaf door.
–
Inactive leaf
The
inactive leaf
can be opened after the active leaf of a two-leaf door is
opened.
–
Rebate gap
The
rebate gap
is the distance between the face plate and striking plate
(Fig. 3).
1, 8 Lock counterpart
Lock counterparts
are the striking plate and the lower eccentric lock recess,
which accept the locking rod when locking.
2
Security top
locking
The
security top locking
is screwed onto the coupling.
3
Coupling
The
coupling
is the connecting element between the locking rod and the
security top locking.
4
locking rod (top) The
locking rod (top)
is a bar in the door leaf, which actuates the security top
locking from the lock.
5
Passive leaf lock
The
passive leaf lock
is integrated in the inactive leaf of a two-leaf door. If the
handle / panic push bar of the active leaf is actuated, the locking rods are
retracted automatically and the inactive leaf can be opened.
6
locking rod
(bottom)
The
locking rod (bottom)
is a bar in the door leaf, which engages in the lock
recess in the ground starting from the passive leaf lock.
7
Bottom rod
guide
The
bottom fitting
is screwed to the door at the bottom and guides the
bottom locking rod.
8
Ground lock
recess
The
ground lock recess
is installed in the lower door frame or in the floor and
serves as the counterpart for the bottom locking rod.
