TYLOCK

TYLOCK

TYLOCK

Product catalog summary
Introduction
This document provides guidance on selecting the appropriate cylinder size for door locks, focusing on the central and removable part of the lock where the key is inserted.

Specifications
The document distinguishes between symmetrical and asymmetrical cylinders, detailing the measurements required for each type. It emphasizes the importance of measuring the door thickness from the middle of the fixing screw, including the trim, for both exterior and interior widths.

Compatibility
The cylinders are compatible with both symmetrical and asymmetrical doors, including single-point, multi-point, and doors with manual or automatic lifting, provided they are fitted with a European format lock.

Product Options
Various Tylock cylinder packs are available based on the exterior and interior dimensions:
  • Symmetrical Cylinders: 30 mm + 30 mm, 35 mm + 35 mm, 40 mm + 40 mm
  • Asymmetrical Cylinders: 55 mm + 45 mm, 60 mm + 30 mm
Each pack has a specific reference number for easy identification.

Installation Procedure
To install a new cylinder, disassemble and remove the old one, then replace it with the chosen Tylock cylinder. Complete the installation by inserting and screwing the outer knob. An installation tutorial is available online.

Additional Information
The document lists five available lengths for cylinders and notes that smart lock cylinders are compatible with doors without exterior handles. It also advises ensuring that the outside jamb of the door is not too close to the outside knob, with a minimum required distance of 25 mm from the outside frame to the middle of the cylinder.
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Catalog excerpts

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How do I choose the right cylinder size? Note: the cylinder is compatible with symmetrical and asymmetrical doors (single-point, multi-point, with manual or automatic lifting), fitted with a European format lock. Leave the old cylinder in place Measure the thickness of your door from the middle of the fixing screw including the trim (for the exterior and interior widths) The cylinder, or barrel, is the central and removable part of the lock in which the key is inserted to open or close the door. Symmetrical cylinder Cylinder exterior width Fixing screw INTERIOR Cylinder interior width Asymmetrical cylinder Cylinder exterior width Cylinder interior width Fixing screw

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outside DOOR FRAME Make sure the outside jamb of your door is not too close to the outside knob. Measure the distance from the outside frame of your door to the middle of the cylinder. This distance must be at least 25 mm. Choose the Tylock cylinder that matches the thickness of your door from the references below: Symmetrical cylinder Asymmetrical cylinder Exterior + interior dimensions (in mm) Exterior + interior dimensions (in mm) Disassemble and remove the old cylinder from your door and replace it with the chosen Tylock cylinder. To complete the installation, insert and screw the outer knob...

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