Where does the spring go in a night latch?
Re: Yale night latch spring Can’t see your pic, but the spring holds the latch out, it goes over a round post at the edge of the lock casing with the short straight end against the side of the lock case right there next to the post, the other end goes behind the latch.
Are night latches reversible?
Designed for applications where a deadlocking function is required. Suitable for both exterior and interior doors. Inside handle can be deadlocked by a reverse turn of the key in the outside cylinder after closing the door. …
How does a night latch work?
A Night Latch is a lock which is used for convenience. Night latches has a handle on the inside and a rim cylinder on the outside which is used with a key. This allows the right key to be turned and simultaneously allows the tailpiece to turn and the latch to draw back into it’s mechanism.
How do you measure night latch?
The size of a Night Latch is measured from the centre of the keyhole to the edge of the door where the night latch should finish.
How does night latch work?
Where is the nightlatch located on an era door lock?
ERA’s range of Nightlatches offer unparalleled door lock security. The nightlatch itself is mounted onto the internal side of the door, with a cylinder pull externally.
How does a British Standard nightlatch door lock work?
A simple snib button enables the latch to be held in the withdrawn position (only), allowing the door to be accessible without operating the handle. The British Standard Nightlatch is a face fitted, non handed design enabling both left and right handed operation; and the striker is designed with a 3 hole fixing for additional strength and security.
What kind of nightlatch do I need for my front door?
Depending on the security level required, we have a range of traditional, double locking, replacement and British Standard BS 3621 nightlatches; or for keyless egress an BS 8621 nightlatch.
Can a nightlatch be fitted with a mortice deadlock?
Nightlatches can be fitted in conjunction with a mortice deadlock to provide additional security to your clients home.