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N Series Deadlock 88 N Series Deadlock Arrow N Series Mortise deadlock security and mortise cylinder convenience with interchangeable core compatibility. Certification & Compliance: • Underwriters Laboratories (UL and CUL) listed for use on A label or lesser doors when used in conjunction with a rated primary latching device General Specifications: Housin g – Heavy wrought steel with zinc dichromate finish. Handin g – All functions are reversible. Deadbol t – 1" (25.40mm), throw solid brass deadbolt with Cylinder, Standard accepts standard 1-1/8" hardened steel pin. mortise cylinder –Solid brass, Arrow “A” keyway, drilled Backse t – 2-3/4" (69.85mm). for 6 pins, pinned to 5. Supplied with two brass keys. Door s – 1-3/8" (34.92mm) to 1-3/4" (44.45mm) Cylinder Option – Accepts 6 or 7 pin, small format, thick standard. interchangeable cores. Supplied less cores. Will accept Strike s – Supplied standard with #380 security strike for steel Best ™ or Falcon ™ type cores. ASSA high security frame and #356 security strike for wood frame. cylinders are available. 89 N Series Deadlock Functions: ARROW ANSI FUNCTION DESCRIPTION/OPERATION N40 Exit Throw or retract bolt by thumbturn only. N41 E06071 Single Cylinder Throw or retract bolt by key outside, thumbturn inside. N42 E06061 Double Cylinder Throw or retract bolt by key either side. N43 E06081 Single Cylinder Throw or retract bolt by key one side. N44 E06091 Classroom Throw or retract bolt by key–Thumbturn retracts dead bolt, but does not project it. 1-1/4" Strikes Order Example: 1-1/8" 1-1/8" Example: To order a N Series Single Cylinder Deadlock, Satin Chromium Plated finish 4-7/8" with a 1-1/8" x 3-1/2" square corner strike, a 1" deadbolt, keyed different. 3-3/8" Specify: Standard: N 41 26D 380 KA4 3-1/2" Series Function Finish Strike Keying Cylinder #380 #356 ASA.
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