Maco PROTECT, Operating And Maintenance Instructions Manual

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Cylinder-operated locks:

Z-TS, Z-TF, Z-RS

Handle Position

Importance

2x

2x

In the basic position, the door lock can be  
locked by a double 360° rotation (in the  
locking direction) or unlocked (against the  
locking direction).

2x

2x

Open either by handle or cylinder.

Special version: Z-TS with additional lock

Handle Position

Importance

1x

1x

With a 1x 360° rotation on the additional 
profile cylinder in the upper door area, the 
lock is secured using an additional locking 
bar.
With a 1x 360° rotation in the opposite  
direction, the additional lock is unlocked.

Special version: Z-TS with door limiter

Handle Position

Importance

2x

2x

1x

1x

The door limiter is activated by a 1x 90°  
rotation on the turnknob. The door can now 
only be opened to a small gap.

Deactivation from the inside 

With a 1x 90° rotation of the turnknob in 
the opposite direction, the door limiter is 
deactivated – door back to normal  
operation.

Deactivation from the outside 

With a 2x 360° rotation on the cylinder in the 
closing direction and a subsequent 2x 360° 
rotation in the opposite direction, the door 
limiter is deactivated from the outside – door 
back to normal operation.

Special version: Z-TF with day release

Handle Position

Importance

The day release can be activated by  
simultaneously pushing the handle down 
and pressing the adjusting daytime actuator 
on the lock upwards. 

ATTENTION:

 During this mode of operation, 

the door is not closed or locked and can be 
accessed by anyone at any time!

For a proper functioning of the day release, 
the daytime opener must also be unlocked. 
Now the door can be opened at any time 
(from the outside and the inside) without  
actuating the handle or using a key.

The day release can be deactivated again  
by simultaneously pressing the handle down 
and pressing the adjusting daytime  
actuator on the lock down. This restores the 
basic function of the door lock.