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Automatic locks:
The A-TS is oered in dierent versions, which behave dierently in
certain situations. If you do not know which variant of the A-TS was
installed in your door, please contact the manufacturer of your door
element.
A-TS with push handle limiter (standard version)
Handle Position Importance
When the door is closed, all locking elements
are automatically triggered.
It can be opened either manually via the
handle (only possible from the inside) or from
the outside via the cylinder.
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In addition, the door lock can be locked in
the basic position by a 360° rotation (in the
locking direction) or unlocked (against the
locking direction). If the cylinder is locked,
the handle is also blocked from the inside.
A-TS without push handle limiter (special version)
Handle Position Importance
When the door is closed, all locking elements
are automatically triggered.
It can be opened either manually via the
handle (only possible from the inside) or from
the outside via the cylinder.
The locking function of the cylinder is
deactivated in this lock variant – the door
can be opened from the inside at any time
using the handle.
A-TS with motorised opening (A-Opener)
Handle Position Importance
When the door is closed, all locking elements
are automatically triggered.
Opening is performed either manually via
the handle (only possible from the inside),
via the cylinder or by means of electronic
access control systems.
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In the case of an A-TS with push handle
limiter, it is possible to block the door lock in
the basic position by a 360° rotation of the
key (in the closing direction) or to unlock it
(against the closing direction). If the
cylinder has been locked, the handle is also
blocked from the inside and a motorised
release is not possible.
In the case of an A-TS without a push handle
limiter, the locking function of the cylinder is
deactivated. The handle cannot be blocked
and motorised unlocking is always possible.
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