Technical datasheet
CS-RPR.Lever latches
Lever latches
Reprogrammable lock, steel
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Catalogue
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Description
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L
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l
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l1
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l2
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421555
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CS-RPR.32-20
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25
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32
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37.5
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16
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20
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20
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9.5
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79
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421557
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CS-RPR.32-25
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22
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32
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37.5
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16
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25
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25
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4.5
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68
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421559
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CS-RPR.32-30
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25
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32
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40.5
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16
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30
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30
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5.5
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85
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421575
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CS-RPR.36-25
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25
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35.5
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37.5
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16
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20
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25
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9.5
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74
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421577
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CS-RPR.36-30
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22
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35.5
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37.5
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16
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25
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30
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4.5
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75
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421579
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CS-RPR.36-35
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25
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35.5
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40.5
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16
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30
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35
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5.5
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78
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Lock
With opposing blades and double profile key with internal track, (to be ordered separately, see below keys kit). 9.791 different lock combinations.
Stator and rotor
Chrome-plated zinc alloy with drill-proof hardened steel plate and stainless steel front plate.
Nut
Brass M19x1
Toothed washers
For zinc-plated steel stator, for steel screw.
Closing lever
Zinc-plated steel, thickness 2.5 mm.
Nut
Brass.
Screw
Zinc-plated steel (only for executions CS-RPR.32-30 and CS-RPR.36-35).
Rotation
180°, with key removable in two positions.
Keys kit
The KCR keys kit (to be ordered separately) consists of a brass programming key and some nickel silver keys for normal use.
- KCR-05: 1 programming key and 5 keys for normal use.
- KCR-10: 1 programming key and 10 keys for normal use.
- KCR-01: 25 keys for normal use.
Special executions and accessories
- Closing levers in other dimensions.
- Other keys kits with different programming.
Features and applications
The CS-RPR are supplied non-programmed with the rotor positioned in line with the index marked on the stator front surface.
- First programming: insert the programming brass key and turn the lock clockwise by 45° (Fig.1). The lock is now programmed. Insert the normal use key in nickel silver to lock or unlock the latch (Fig.2).
- Reprogramming of the lock: insert the brass programming key used at first and turn the lock anticlockwise by 45° until the rotor is in the neutral position (Fig.3). Remove the key, insert now a new programming key (new kit) and turn it clockwise by 45° (Fig.1).
Now the lock has been reprogrammed with a new combination and the nickel silver normal use keys, included in the kit of the new programming key, must be used to lock or unlock the latch (Fig.2).
